Fáilte!

Is mise Santiago, an Argentinian-born Illustrator and Graphic Designer living in Ireland.

Based in the beautiful megalithic complex of Loughcrew in County Meath, I work as a freelance Designer & Illustrator, creating artwork based on my Ancient & Gaelic Ireland research. I also study and develop educational resources to promote the appreciation and understanding of the Gaelic tradition, myth, history and the Irish language.

Tír na dTrí (webcomic)
A webcomic that follows the shenanigans of 3 siblings in Gaelic Ireland
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 Graphic Design
See my portfolio of brand development and editorial design.
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Artwork
Check out a gallery of my artwork inspired by mythology and tradition.
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Knowledge (Blog)
I write essays about Irish mythology, history and tradition.
• Research Articles •

Artifacts
One of a kind, custom and hand-made wearable and magical items.
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About
Find out more about me and the journey that led me to Ireland
• Meet the Maker •

Latest Instagram Posts

For this upcoming St. Patrick's day, I reformatted and re-edited a piece I did last year after being a bit dismayed at the nonsensical, confrontational online discourse about Pagan and Christian Ireland 😁 Surely there was easier way to make paper? Read fully for some Fián-Facts! History is written by winners, PARTICULARLY in Gaelic Ireland. People underestimate the twisted degree to which, if the surviving law tracts are to be believed, Gaelic society was micromanaged - your status would even determine the amount and types of everyday personal objects you could own, and people had to dress color-coded by rank. Gave @theintuitivemedic 's logo a bit of wandwaving to make it stand out a bit nicer - the power of typography is all-encompassing! Aand there it is. Sample pages of some neat #editorialdesign for a workshops brochure from @mactireapothecary 🌿🐺🌱 Mom always said I should've been a lawyer. But instead I chose to put my powers of scrutiny to find inconsistencies in the distant Gaelic past 😁 Really askin’ for it now.