Submitted June 05th, 2010

The Dagda

by gaunty from Bolivia

44 Voting Over

27 Comments

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cbass99 California, United States Artist

2 years ago • 0 Like

both looks so good! Nice work Gaunty!

gaunty Bolivia Artist

2 years ago • 0 Like

Thankyou everyone who has voted so far. Would love to see this one printed. I think it´s the perfect shape for a tee.

d42n Artist

2 years ago • 0 Like

I like the style +1

elmercanoy Philippines Artist

2 years ago • 0 Like

nice pattern

qetza Artist

2 years ago • 0 Like

Looks cool! I def dig the style.

troydesh Artist

2 years ago • 0 Like

this is my favorite of yours so far…
personally i’d love it printed a little smaller on the shirt, but love everything about it.
colors, illo, everything.
+1

gaunty Bolivia Artist

2 years ago • 0 Like

Thankyou

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About the Artist

gaunty from Bolivia Member Since 2008

Gaunty (aka Colin Gauntlett) has been doing all types of art his whole life. Having travelled the world extensively for several years after finishing a 3D design course at university, he realized that 3D art was not a very functional way to express himself when living out of a suitcase and subsequently fell into the ever accessible 2D art world of the internet. Over the past few years he has designed for many clients, tailoring to many different genres from colourful 80’s inspired designs for t-shirts to Celtic designs for tattoos, whilst always injecting his own style of clean lines and quirky ideas to the pieces.

About the Submission

Tales depict the Dagda as a figure of immense power, armed with a magic staff. The staff was supposed to be able to kill nine men with one blow; but with the handle he could return the slain to life. These are represented by 9 men in a circle of life above the Dagda.