Eoin Coveney Illustration

Webcomic for PBS America to commemorate the Apollo missions that paved the way for the first Moon Landings in 1969. CBS spent billions on a ground- breaking 36- hour marathon of coverage led by Walter Cronkite and directed by Joel Banow.

Ongoing series of illustrations for Eurotimes magazine; a monthly, subscription magazine for european cataract and refractive surgeons. Usually, I am called upon to illustrate specific surgical procedures but on occasion, I am able to interpret the brief in a more metaphorical way.

For a new pub and restaurant, 101 O' Connell st., Limerick city. The client wanted a Peaky Blinders type of character based on a real figure from the history of Limerick. The character appears on menus and interior displays as the pub mascot.

Webcomic for PBS America to commemorate the Apollo missions that paved the way for the first Moon Landings in 1969. The Civil Rights Movement, led by David Abernathy, used the occasion to protest the poverty and neglect of African Americans while billions were spent on the Space Programme.

Webcomic for PBS America to commemorate the Apollo missions that paved the way for the first Moon Landings in 1969. Here, NASA’s first attempts at spacewalking are detailed.

Work for magazines and press. Clients include: Quality World Magazine, The Grocer, IET magazine. AAT magazine, The Independent and Flipside magazine.

Risk magazine are a UK- based financial magazine with whom I regularly work. Mostly, the subjects are highly esoteric but the themes can vary from supernatural to the fantastical. Despite what is always a rigorous and detailed brief, I am afforded lots of freedom in the composition and look of the illustrations.

For Dinardo Design, U.S.A. Educational book telling the story of a young assistant to the director on a Hollywood Movie. The protagonist learns the ropes on his first break into the film business.

A series of illustrations commissioned by 442 Design, Edinburgh for CAP Brewery, Stockholm. Many feature the owner, Mattias in various amusing battles with Hop Monsters. A very fun and creative brief with a lovely team in 442 and offset by beautiful typography by their design department. I enjoyed a bottle after the brief was done. Delicious!

Commissioned by PBS, U.S.A. Online graphic novel retelling of a famous phone call that may have swung JFK's election as President.

Commissioned by The Westminster Collection: a series of legal tender coins with a classic Movie Monster theme. Universal have a copyright on the classic, flat- topped Frankenstein so I steered as far as possible from that, opting to concentrate on the moment of creation. The lightning bolts light up under ultra- violet light, with a UV torch included in the package.

For Dinardo Design, U.S.A. Adventure- themed educational book. Telling the story of an African- American secret agent and his quest to locate the whereabouts of a deadly, stolen pathogen.

A series of illustrations for the documentary "Faithful Rising", commissioned by Offaly County Council to commemorate the 1916 rising and the key role played by the Tullamore Brigade in the conflict. The illustrations were used to enhance the narrative by bringing it to life in a way that photographs could not. Produced by Hello Camera productions, Birr Co. Offaly. This was a unique opportunity for me to document a pivotal event in the history of the Irish State. As with so many Irish people, I have direct descendants who took part in this most seminal of Irish historical conflicts, so it was an honour to undertake this commission..

New, 8- episode series of the characters, co- created with Gordon Rennie and Emma Beeby for 2000AD weekly. Published in the autumn of 2017, it once again follows the supernatural tale of Madelyn and Reggie, this time introducing new characters and the main antagonist. The tone was considerably darker this time, calling for a more rugged and gritty inking style.

For P.B.S., U.S.A. The life story of American circus impresario James Bailey, of Barnum and Bailey fame. From an orphan at 8 to running the biggest circus of its time by the time he was in his thirties, James Bailey’s life is retold in graphic form.

A one- off Dredd story published in the 2000AD summer special, 2014. It was written by Emma Beeby, who co- created The Alienist with Gordon Rennie and me. She is, to date, the only female writer to ever write Dredd. It tells the story of a cursed alien idol which Dredd comes into possession of, precipitating a series of bizarre twists and mishaps. A very fun, old- school Dredd tale. Great colouring job by John Paul Bove.

Book cover illustrations for Pearson publishing ltd.

Concept illustrations for a Horror/ Sci- Fi themed screenplay, currently in pre- production. I was invited to visualise a number of key scenes to accompany pitches to film production companies.

Concluding 4 episodes of the series, published in 2000AD weekly in 2017, written by Gordon Rennie and Emma Beeby.

20- page comic commissioned by Monaghan County Council, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme. Three key Irish figures took part in the conflict; this tells their stories.

Star Wars pastiche for 2000AD's "Future Shocks". This was released in the same week as Rogue One and was an absolute joy to work on. Script by Rory McConville and lettering by Ellie De Ville.

Illustrations for a diverse client base, including: Harper- Collins, Shannon Trust books, Dorling- Kindersley, Gill and Macmillan among others.

Work for the so- called "Lad Mags", FHM and Zoo. Both very fun jobs featuring lots of action.

A series of illustrations commissioned by Attitude magazine- the biggest selling LGBT magazine in Europe. Used to accompany fiction by some of the best gay writers in the UK including Paul Burston and Clayton Littlewood.

Illustrations for Leaving Certificate Irish textbook.

"Two Tons of Trouble" was a one- off, 9- page story for the Judge Dredd Megazine. A hilarious story of a famous character from 2000AD history, Tony Tubbs. The story revisits the character, a former World Champion Fattie who is down on his luck and now has a point to prove to his disapproving family. It is precisely this pitch- black humour found in 2000AD that has been a trademark of the comic since its inception. It was a blast to work on this script by David Baillie.

Editorial work to accompany articles published in the Irish Times weekend section. Subjects covered include teenage sexual promiscuity, the Irish Supreme Court and the IMF.

Produced for PBS, U.S.A. to tell the story of one family's escape from Vietnam during the fall of South Vietnam in 1973. This was also published on the New York Times website.

Storyboards and visuals for the advertising industry. Clients include: DDFH&B, Leo Burnett, RunningManTwo London, Irish International and VCCP London.

A new story and characters for 2000AD, co- created by Gordon Rennie, Emma Beeby and myself. It tells the ongoing story of two paranormal investigators in Edwardian England. It debuted in the 2000AD Winter Special 2014 and was then commissioned for a six- part series which ran in the weekly in 2015.

Various editorial pieces created for The Irish Independent newspaper.

My debut for 2000AD in 2014: "Family Business" tells the tale of a time- travelling mercenary who apparently meets himself on battlefields of the past. It was a very intense, dark and challenging script which called for many time periods to be depicted realistically. This called for lots of research which I love and it was lettered expertly by Annie Parkhouse.

Life drawing is something I undertake in my spare time to keep my work grounded in observation. It is a very liberating experience to interpret the figure in a completely spontaneous way and serves as a very useful counterpoint to my commissioned work.

Illustrations for outdoor, online and direct mail advertising. Clients include: Ray- Ban, HSE, BT Ireland among others.