Eithne McGill is an Irish artist specialising in traditional printmaking as well as digital art. She uses woodcut and linocut to create prints that aim to evoke a sense of nostalgia connected to places and images. McGill wants to romanticise the ‘everyday’. She uses a moody colour pallet, wanting to recreate the hazy and ephemeral feeling of Romantic paintings.

McGill is heavily influenced by her own Irish culture as well as her love of Japanese culture, drawing inspiration from old ukiyo-e prints as well as the slow pace of Studio Ghibli’s works, Howl’s Moving Castle being amongst her favourites.