Sex and the City

Sex and the City

Bono

Bono
Half colour/ Half Pencil

About The Artist

Pauline Murphy is an up and coming artist from Armagh in Northern Ireland. At the age of 20 Pauline has already had her work in the Sol Art gallery's exhibition in Armagh City Hotel and debuted her first exhibition in Dublin during the Summer 2010 in the Green Gallery in St Stephen's Green Centre. Following on from the success of the Green Gallery exhibition in August 2010, Pauline had her work exhibiting in the BallaBan Art Gallery in the Westbury Mall in Dublin. She had her work shown in two exhibitions for Arthur's Day and Dublin Fashion week September 2010. For Halloween Pauline had her work in the Balla Ban Art Gallery's ' The Halloween Show and All things Scary' Exhibition alongside, Jonathan Barry, Frank O'Dea, FINK, Tom Byrne, William Mulhall and others.



Her work is currently featured on the newirishart website and she also has her work on this blogsite. She also has her own independent website. Her blogsite has had international interest and views from 6 continents, the UK, Ireland, Germany, Latvia, Spain, Italy, Russia, the Netherlands,Greece, Denmark and Israel from Europe. China and India from Asia, Austrailia and New Zealand from Australasia, Ecuador from South America, Ghana from Africa and the USA.

You can now view my art on Irish-Art.com (http://www.irish-art.com/irishartists.php?letter=M)

Pauline focuses nearly entirely on portraiture and has in her collection celebrities such as Bono, U2, Coldplay, Michael Jackson, Johnny Depp, Sex and the city, Lady GaGa and famous figures such as Barack Obama and Martin Luther King amongst her collection. She uses a variety of mediums to complete her work, but her favourite medium is pencil. At this young age, Pauline is set to flourish in the art world and especially that of Irish Portraiture.

If you would like a commisioned art piece





please feel free to email me.







U2

U2

Friday, 27 August 2010

Family Tree


Artwork by Pauline Murphy


I found this image of my A Level Art piece, its my 'Family Tree' :) Thought it was a nice piece of art, it was done using coloured pencil and the background was done using gold leaf. It took me a really long time, but it turned out to be one of my favourite pieces.


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