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UpStart: Changing Attitudes to Creativity One Poster at a Time

By Rosa Abbott on February 23, 2011 in British Isles, Dublin, Europe, Ireland, Photos

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For those that are unaware of Upstart, it is a not-for-profit collective who aim to keep arts and culture on the agenda in the upcoming elections. With the city's streets covered with posters promoting political...

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Logging off: Net-a-Porter’s New Magazine and Why Print is Not Dead

By Rosa Abbott on February 13, 2011 in British Isles, Dublin, England, Europe, Ireland, London, Photos

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The world might be going online, but premature warnings of how the printed word is dead (or will die) seem a little out of touch. Yes, most magazines, papers, books and other publications are now...

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The Art of Origami from Oisin Byrne at Trinity Arts Festival

By Rosa Abbott on February 12, 2011 in British Isles, Dublin, Europe, Events, Festivals, Ireland, Photos

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Most of us, at one time, have folded up a paper plane and launched it across a classroom. Less of us have attempted to take that technique a step further - folding up little swans,...

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Rene Gruau is an Illustrator Supreme

By Rosa Abbott on January 28, 2011 in British Isles, Dublin, Europe, Ireland, Photos

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You may have noticed that the last two Too Gallant posts featured illustrations.I decided to start doing this because I often have an outfit in my head that I can't find any photographic examples of...

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Reggae Icons Part Two: Althea & Donna

By Rosa Abbott on January 27, 2011 in British Isles, Dublin, Europe, Ireland, Photos

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When writing my last post about 60s and 70s reggae stars and their wardrobes, there was another act I wished to include, but found their style is quite different to the other singers I featured:...

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Rocksteady & Reggae Icons, and How to Recreate the Look

By Rosa Abbott on January 26, 2011 in British Isles, Caribbean, Dublin, Europe, Events, Featured, Festivals, Ireland, Jamaica, Photos

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Listening to Dawn Penn's classic rocksteady hit You Don't Love Me (No No No) on a lazy Sunday afternoon, I found myself searching for images of her out of pure curiosity.Someone with such a stylish...

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Shock Tactics: Love, Kate Moss & Transgender Model Lea T

By Rosa Abbott on January 23, 2011 in British Isles, Dublin, Europe, Ireland, Photos

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They say don't judge a book by it's cover, but damn do covers sell.One magazine which has mastered the art of creating an eye-catching/controversial/media storm-generating cover is Love. There was the eye-popping, Jessica Rabbit-like cover featuring...

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Bleakness in Black and White: Francesca Woodman, Witkacy & Diarmait Grogan

By Rosa Abbott on January 19, 2011 in British Isles, Dublin, Europe, Featured, Ireland, Photos

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Perhaps it's the bleak time of year, but I'm finding myself engrossed in black and white photography at the moment. And a particularly vein of such photography at that: give me a slow shutter speed,...

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Rosa Abbott

Rosa Abbott is an arts, fashion and culture obsessive originating from Yorkshire, England, and currently living in Dublin, Ireland. On top of being a student at the illustrious Trinity College, she is a freelance journalist, writing for a number of Irish publications, and also edits the visual arts section of entertainment magazine Totally Dublin.

When she’s not up to her eyeballs in writing, Rosa works as an assistant to stylist Aisling Farinella and volunteers at various art galleries. Her musings on life, style and art can also be found over at her blog, Too Gallant.

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UpStart: Changing Attitudes to Creativity One Poster at a Time

The Art of Origami from Oisin Byrne at Trinity Arts Festival

Rene Gruau is an Illustrator Supreme

Reggae Icons Part Two: Althea & Donna

Rocksteady & Reggae Icons, and How to Recreate the Look

Shock Tactics: Love, Kate Moss & Transgender Model Lea T

Bleakness in Black and White: Francesca Woodman, Witkacy & Diarmait Grogan

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