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About Fab Cow
Founded in 2013 by Irish artist Francis Leavey and his partner Bernie Cryan, Fab Cow began with a simple sketch on a napkin and a shared desire to create art that truly connects with the soul. From their humble beginnings at a kitchen table, they have grown into one of Ireland's most celebrated contemporary art brands.
### The Napkin Sketch Fran and Bernie wanted to create something meaningful. Francis, an award-winning artist whose drawings and paintings have been showcased at the prestigious RHA Gallery in Dublin and the Royal Society of Painters in Watercolour in London, uses a unique artistic lens to look at the world. His minimalist line work and heartwarming illustrations capture the complex beauty of human relationships, love, and resilience with elegant simplicity.
### Hands-on Creation Every single piece of art, from their unique art prints to the covers of their notebooks, is conceived and hand-drawn by Francis in their Dublin studio. Bernie manages the business, ensuring that every print is produced to museum-grade standards using premium textured paper and high-quality frames.
### Soulful Art At the heart of Fab Cow is a philosophy of warmth, comfort, and connection. Their prints don't just decorate walls-they tell stories, offer comfort during tough times, and celebrate the small, beautiful moments of love and friendship that define our lives.
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Are Fab Cow prints limited editions?
Yes, every print is a limited edition and is personally named, signed, and numbered by the artist Francis Leavey.
Can I order a custom size?
Yes, custom sizes and formats are available. Contact Fab Cow directly with your requirements.
Are the frames made in Ireland?
Yes, the frames are solid lime-washed wood, handmade in Ireland.
What does “one-line” mean?
In Fran’s one-line drawings, the image is created with a single continuous line, the pen or brush never leaves the paper. The result is deceptively simple but requires great control and intention.