Wizard Cool Stuff Framed Print

## A Little Magic, Rendered in Ink and Belief Some of the most profound truths arrive in the simplest of forms. Irish artist Francis Leavey — whose work has graced the walls of Dublin's prestigious RHA Gallery and London's Royal Society of Painters in Watercolour — has always understood this. With a quiet line and a knowing hand, he draws worlds that feel both invented and deeply familiar. This framed print is one such world: a wizard, ancient and unhurried, standing beside a gentle reminder of everything worth believing in. *Cool stuff to believe in: magic, aliens, ghosts, yourself.* That last word carries the weight of the whole piece. It is the kind of message that slips past a child's defences and lands somewhere lasting — a whisper from the page that says the most extraordinary thing in any universe is the person standing in front of it. Born from the Fab Cow studio, the creative home Francis founded with his partner Bernie Cryan in 2013 — beginning, as all the best things do, with a sketch on a napkin — this print carries the warmth of two people who have always made art to connect, never merely to decorate. --- The signed illustration is printed with careful attention to colour and line, preserving the hand-drawn character of Francis's original artwork. It is set within a solid wood frame finished in a white lime-wash — a treatment that softens the grain of the wood and gives the piece a quiet, tactile presence on any wall. The frame is compact and considered, sized at **9 × 7 inches**, making it equally at home on a nursery shelf, a child's bedside table, or a reading nook where small people do their biggest thinking. This is not mass-produced. Each piece comes signed by the artist, a small but meaningful mark that places a real human hand at the origin of something your child will grow up alongside. --- This print arrives beautifully as a **new baby gift** for parents who want something with a little more soul than the ordinary. It suits a **child's birthday** at any age where wonder still holds — which, in the right hands, is every age. It is the kind of thing given at a **christening or naming ceremony** by a godparent who wants to leave something lasting, or tucked into a **first home** for a young person stepping into their own story. For Irish diaspora families around the world, it carries a thread back to the island — to an artist, a studio, and a belief that the things worth holding onto are always the ones that begin with *yourself*.