About Us
We love what we do and it shows. Our designs are created after good communication and clear planning. We are here to make it look simple.
Micky and Betty are the husband and wife creative design team behind Pixelated. With Betty's background in fine art and photography and Micky's passion for design and technology, they blended their unique talents and over 30yrs experience to provide you with insightful, considered and creative solutions for all your design needs.

Micky Kelleher
Micky’s career in design began in Cork, where he created handmade posters for local bands. This early passion for visual creativity evolved into a professional path in digital design and development. He started his career at Aardvark, later joining Ireland.com, then owned by The Irish Times. Following this, Micky served as Art Director at Mindswide for five years, leading creative projects and refining his expertise.
In 2007, he founded Pixelated, establishing a reputation for delivering innovative digital solutions. In addition to his proficiency in web design and development, Micky brings a strong interest in video production, photography, music, and typography, disciplines that continue to influence his creative approach.

Joanne 'Betty' Conlon
Betty’s passion for art began early and led her to study Fine Art Printmaking at the Limerick School of Art & Design. After graduating, she spent several years traveling, working in hospitality and retail, and even joining a circus—experiences that enriched her creativity and perspective. Seeking to combine her artistic skills with a sustainable career, Betty transitioned into digital technologies and launched her professional journey.
For over 20 years, she has worked part-time with Forvis Mazars in Ireland as a graphic designer and digital media specialist. Alongside her professional work, Betty is an accomplished artist whose work has been exhibited at the RHA, RUA, The Library project and Format International Photography Festival among others. Her photographs have been published in Irish Arts Review, Winter Papers 3, and Square Magazine.
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