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Off-leash sea dogs
by Ian Jermyn
That moment when the tension suddenly releases and you realise the board is gone...
Snapping a leash is never fun. Losing your board is also...
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Run, run as fast as you can
by Ian Jermyn
Last few days left before we move out of our house in Sligo and begin the long journey back to Australia, eventually Hobart in Tasmania. Exciti...
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These Strange Hearts
by Ian Jermyn
This print continues to prove to be a tricky one to get out right – and it's the getting it out right which is what the printmaker's ongoing challe...
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Warp and Woof
by Ian Jermyn
They came to me on the Bukit at the southern end of Bali, Warp and Woof. They remain close, just out of sight, just under the skin. As the winter w...
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Trim
by Ian Jermyn
It was a busy few days knocking these out. The one on the bottom right was carved and printed in Tasmania, Australia, about three years ago and onl...
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Diamonds in the rough
by Ian Jermyn
A working week like pulled taffy... focus and functionality progressively drawn out, twisted and distorted. The colours and shapes, though still th...
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What's on the inside...
by Ian Jermyn
The wind drops and there may be just enough, from the right direction, at the right tide for... going hunting. Choosing to pass on the en-mass patr...
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Strange love
by Ian Jermyn
What a thing! The fin! Driving the passion from beneath the feet of the riders and sliders. The flex and spring as they weave their song through sh...
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Distant mates and watercolours
by Ian Jermyn
Hoo-bloody-ray for the internet and video-calls. It's grouse to be able to catch up with family on the other side of the planet; family, but partic...
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Waves of Karma in North Dublin
by Ian Jermyn
It’s less than a week since we left 30-something degree temperatures in Vietnam, two-weeks since abandoning the steaming Sunshine Coast in Queensla...
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Happy xmas
by Ian Jermyn
Fun mid-winter, solo session up at Camp Xmas, somewhere on the north coast of Tasmania.
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Larkin's GN.267
by Ian Jermyn
I've heard it can be improper to inquire of a lady's age; I hazard a guess that she may be around 60. Dare I venture to add she still rides well?
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