Artist: Barry Quinn Music: Niamh De Barra Barry Quinn is an artist from Monaghan who draws much inspiration from music. Having done the cover artwork for a number of albums, he got in touch with RGBeats to explain how he compiled the cover artwork for Niamh De Barra’s album Echo. “With most projects for music
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Finally! A new submission. This illustration comes in from Brendan O’Rourke, a creative enthusiast with penchants for InDesign, Illustrator and the Big Screen. He created it listening to “I can rock a suit” Janelle Monae’s Cold War album. Speaking on his masterpiece, O’Rourke commented: “ I dunno I’m seeing a lot of spots right now”. I think
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The Naked and Famous I met a very talented and super friendly illustrator called Epifanía Alarcón a couple of weeks ago at the Dublin Flea and Block T Christmas Market. She had a stall beside mine and that’s how she heard about the concept of RGBeats. I was only too delighted to hear that she
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We were more than thrilled when we got tweeted this beautiful painting on Saturday night. The artist who has dared to use such vibrant firey colours is Kevin O’Brien. He listened to John Lennon’s I’m Losing You on repeat for an hour to create his painting. If we were X-Factor judges we’d say it was
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We recently received a submission into RGBeats of a painting created while listening to Drake // Fireworks (Deadboy Slo Mo House Edit) (listen below) on repeat. In the same RGBeats session, another artist by the name of Alan Flanagan, did a painting. He submitted the painting to us over the weekend and we can really sense
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The latest artist to submit something to RGBeats goes under the much thought out pseudonym RGPeaks. Who this is, why we have no idea. They even went to the extent of setting up a Gmail account to deflect all accountability. RGPeaks painted to a ‘slow mo house edit’ of Drake’s Fireworks. Listen below. A few
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RGBeats has received its first submission. And it was delivered into our inbox in the form of a double whammy, jammy, balmy attachment. Two paintings. Two different songs. One RGBeatser called Sharon Burke. Now That’s What I Call Art, Vol I. Sharon had quite the emotional experience doing the first painting listening to Sigur Ros’
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