Discover the world of art with Murphys Sketches and Ian Murphy’s captivating creations. The first-ever Murphys Sketches wall calendar offers a delightful journey through the year, celebrating the simplicity yet comedic brilliance of Murphy’s work. Each month brings a new sketch, showcasing Murphy’s unique style and humor.
In a heartwarming gesture, an artist provides free sketches to families who lost loved ones to COVID-19, creating cherished memories. Mothering On Perilous by Lucy Furman and Sketches By Boz Volume 1 by Charles Dickens reflect the depth and diversity of literary sketches. In contrast, Dave’s comedic prowess often overshadows other elements in sketches, unintentionally stealing the spotlight with his humor.
Ian Murphy’s work is a complex layering of oil and water-based materials, brought to life with his passion for mood and atmosphere. His A4-sized, wirobound calendar is printed on high-quality 200gsm Dipro paper, featuring a sturdy 350gsm cover, ideal for hanging.
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Murphy’s artistry extends beyond his sketchbook. He creates large-scale works using various materials to develop distressed surfaces, over which he skillfully paints and draws. His industrial upbringing in Northern England profoundly influences his art, evident in his linework and use of materials like tissue paper and acrylic colors.
Ian Murphy is renowned for his tonal drawings and atmospheric mixed media oil paintings of architectural places. His journey as an artist began with his selection to the British Young Contemporary Artists in 1985. His sketches and mixed media drawings, especially those developed from visits to Venice and China, showcase his evolving style and technique.
In the realm of comedy, Eddie Murphy’s sketches from Saturday Night Live, like “White Like Me,” remain timeless, offering a bold and satirical take on racial dynamics. Murphy’s influence in comedy and art continues to inspire, making him a significant figure in both the art world and popular culture.
