Ciara Chapman
I am a visual artist and illustrator living and working in Co Carlow, Ireland. My educational background is in fine art printmaking and graphic design.
About
I am a visual artist and illustrator living and working in Co Carlow, Ireland. My educational background is in fine art printmaking and graphic design. My most recent work has been with Kildare county council and their accessibility campaigns which aim to give the public a better understanding of accessibility barriers and solutions. The most recent campaign was a small children’s book with little stories about accessibility including a board game called 'Obstructions. As a visual artist I create large scale works as vinyl decals which are removable stickers that are professionally installed in windows or wall spaces to ensure the highest quality finish. My largest work to date spanned the three floors of Cork Opera House’s north wall and I will create a similar project in late 2026 in The Abbey Theatre which is also Ireland’s national theatre.
I have worked on illustration campaigns with Pfizer pharmaceuticals and Toyota Mobility as well as winning a number of bursaries and awards for my work including being shortlisted for a world illustration award in 2022.
I am proficient in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Animate, Fresco and Draw.
- 2 years' experience
- Joined November 2025
Industry experience
- Education
- Media & Entertainment
- Government
- Professional Services
- Other
- Non-Profit Organization
Work experience· 8 roles
Selection of ground decals around the park with animal and nature imagery, including QR codes linking to audio descriptions.
Series of workshops focused on accessibility awareness for the general public; part of a broader community arts program.
Selected large wall decal project for Cork Library Quarter; collaboration with Cork Libraries and City Council; mural work in a library setting.
Education
Certifications and awards
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