Dan Leo

<div>Cat with shadow<br>Waterford Walls 2020</div>

<div>Waterford Walls 2018?</div>

Heron

Friz

<div>This piece was painted as part fo the first Hit the North festival in 2018. It was originally designed to cover the entire facade, right to the top, but the owner withdrew his permission at the very last minute, and this was the compromise that was reached. While it is great to have any work here at all, and it is a very visible and popular piece, it was a very frustrating and disappointing situation for the artists.<br><br>@thisisfriz @danleodesign</div>

Fight or Flight

<div>A day out in Dublin for artist Dan Leo. Dan paints nature and his distinct style can be seen in towns and cities across Ireland. The beauty of his creations are in the eyes. You can get lost in the eyes of this red panda while soaking up the brash colours and heavy outlines that make this such a striking mural.</div>

Conor the Red Panda

Waterford Walls 

<div>A new colorful artwork painted by the Irish artist Dan Leo for Waterford 2018</div>

Untitled

<div>Waterford Walls 2019<br>This mural comes alive when you use the BepArt app.</div>

Sleeping deer

<div>This outstandingly clean and vibrant portrait of a rabbit was painted on the side of Spokes Bicycle Shop by Dan Leo for Waterford Walls Street Art Festival 2017 and, with its strong lines and bold colours, it is a classic example of the artist's work.&nbsp;</div>

The Rabbit 

Fallow Fawn

<div>A digital and tattoo artist as well as a renowned muralist, Dan’s work often features cartoonish animals, and can be easily identified by his bold, clean designs and strong colour palette.<br><br>@danleodesign</div>

Palm Cockatoo

<div>The salmon has always been linked closely with Irish mythology.<br><br>Taking inspiration from the active markets and restaurants of old as well as the nearby river systems such as the Farset when invited to pain in the Belfast Entires project Dan decided&nbsp; to paint a Salmon, especially as it was a heavily exported fish<br><br>The abstract Flax is a representation of the Linen Mills which were powered by the rivers of the Lagan basin and helped in bringing great wealth during the industrial revolutinon.<br><br>@danleodesign</div>

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