It's a brilliant movie

He has never changed

Are you hopping aboard the Easter Eggspress?

Just a week to go, and this year promises to be EGGStra special, for we'll be using our classic Edwardian carriages. As you can see, the Easter Bunny has been stockpiling all sorts of treats for the children travelling.

www.downrail.co.uk/event/easter/

I'm not sure she'd forgive me if I posted a video of her chasing a cat intruder round her house while calling him Billy Big Balls so this will do instead.

Love animals, take the bus and make MLAs scared of you.

Some of us on here knew Natalie. She was funny and kind and she should be here with her son. Thank God justice has been done for her family x

Hope there is a resolution soon Conor

Good selection Conor

Mental health rights-based treatment guidelines

As a carer who is deeply familiar with the current system, I strongly support the ‘Give 5’ approach to rights-based reform of mental health services

Find out more here: www.nlb.ie/campaigns/me...

#mentalhealth #northernireland

Nice photo Conor

Update: my beloved wife is now in psychiatric hospital

The four and a half year route to getting this help has been a disgrace, with countless errors & failures along the way

But the staff there are lovely and we hope this chapter will help get her some relief from her symptoms

Thank you all

Best wishes to you both Conor

When my wife was at her most unwell former Councillor Linzi McLaren was - behind the scenes - INCREDIBLY kind & helpful

Political unionism - esp the UUP and its supporters - should be awake at night asking itself how it managed to lose such a talent

@amanda.ie @brendanjharkin.bsky.social

Nice photo Conor

Nice photo Conor

Nice photo Conor

Thinking about the McNally family, as well as Natalie’s friends, this week. What they‘re having to endure is impossible to fathom.

Nice photos Conor

Nice photos Conor

Sketchbook ink drawing of an abandoned mall called ‘Spook Street Mall’.

Felt like doing a Halloween sketch 8 months early.

Strength in Solidarity: Climate and Food Resilience We are all hit by the rise in food prices, join us as we discuss the importance of food security and how we can strengthen our resilience.

From 6pm at the Shankill Women's Centre, Belfast, 12th March.
Join us as we discuss the importance of food security and strengthening our resilience. I'm on the panel.
"How can we build an urban growing infrastructure to best ensure we have food resilience?"
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/strength-i...

Comic illustration double spread page depicting a young boy in paddling pool and a soldier landing down in the garden.

The second part of my short illustrated graphic novel style story ‘The First Day I Never Forgot’, set to when I was a young child living with my family in a Loyalist estate in Belfast. Currently a work in progress, as I retell my earliest memory at the tail end of The Troubles. #illustration #comics

Graphic Novel Illustration featuring the Seymour Hill estate in Belfast. There is a a title that reads ‘The First Day I Never Forgot’. There is a colour scheme of red, white, and blue.

A graphic novel spread featuring terraced houses, the Good Friday Agreement ‘your decision’ poster, and a younger 3 year old James getting his height measured by his mum.

I’m in the process of capturing one of my earliest memories among the blurriness of early childhood years in a Loyalist estate in Belfast at the tail end of The Troubles. A work in progress that is getting adapted into a short illustrated story.

#kidlitart #kidlit #graphicnovel #comics

An illustration capturing James as a working illustrator, along with his clothes, tools, and utilities he uses. It purposely looks like a menu screen from Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

Menu screen from Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

Instead of using ChatGPT to make a caricature based on me and my job I used my own AI (Actual Imagination) to generate this image of me as a working illustrator (yes, I grew up playing the Ocarina of Time). #illustration #kidlitart #kidlit #zelda

Nice photo Conor

Mono close-up, red squirrel

Cregagh Wood, Cushendun

Nice photo Conor

Enjoy your Saturday night Fiona chat again tomorrow

A year ago I slashed my way to the bottom of the garden hoping to stop the encroaching mare's tail, ivy, nettles and brambles. That quickly turned into "let's start a half acre urban farm in Belfast!" Utter madness. And yet, here comes the 12m² greenhouse... www.instagram.com/p/DT8SNyTCsn...