12.23.2010
12.12.2010
12.07.2010
11.29.2010
11.13.2010
9.14.2010
Juried Exhibition
Three of Joseph's works will be on display at the Stone Quarry Hill Art Park in Cazenovia, New York, as part of the juried exhibition titled "The Artists of Madison County". The show will run from September 19 through October 16, 2010, with an opening reception on September 19 from 3:30-5:30pm in the John and Virginia Winner Memorial Art Gallery at the park.
Show details can be found here.
More information on Stone Quarry Hill Art Park can be found here.
8.26.2010
8.23.2010
8.20.2010
8.19.2010
8.11.2010
8.06.2010
8.01.2010
Guest Artist Lecture- pictures
The following pictures were taken at the YMCA Summer Arts Studio Program in Fayetteville, New York on July 30, 2010. Many thanks go out to all the counselors, especially Amber Brown and Arts Studio Director Kat Kane, for extending the invitation to come and speak to the students about illustration.
The children were treated to a cross section of Joseph Murphy's artwork which showcased his earliest works as a child himself, drawing images from X-Men trading cards, through other early works and studies in high school and college, and up to his most recent work depicting architecture and children's book illustrations.
... and, yes, Joe knows he has a pretty wicked sunglasses tan.
The children were treated to a cross section of Joseph Murphy's artwork which showcased his earliest works as a child himself, drawing images from X-Men trading cards, through other early works and studies in high school and college, and up to his most recent work depicting architecture and children's book illustrations.
... and, yes, Joe knows he has a pretty wicked sunglasses tan.
7.24.2010
Against the Sky - Series 1
Based on the idea of looking through a closed eyelid. In other words, the texture of the inside of an eyelid as it pertains to the available light.
Against The Sky 1-1
"Standing Wash"
"Permanence"
7.15.2010
Available Now
In conjunction with Coleman's Authentic Irish Pub, Joseph M. Murphy is pleased to announce that prints of his artwork are now available for purchase. The prints depict scenes from the traditionally Irish neighborhood of Tipperary Hill in Syracuse, New York. Purchases may be made either through the artist's website or the Pub Gift Shoppe, which is located on 100 South Lowell Avenue in Syracuse.
A Blast From The Past
A photo has recently been unearthed of an early work by Joseph M. Murphy. The painting was done during the artist's senior year at Canastota High School in New York State and is still on permanent display at the school. It is clearly evident that the artist's skills were just beginning to advance and have grown and refined since then. For example, when rendering the human form, he now remembers to include BOTH arms. Oh, nostalgia.
7.09.2010
Guest Artist Lecture
Mr. Murphy has just been confirmed as one of several special guest artists giving a presentation during the Youth Summer Art Program at the Fayetteville YMCA in upstate New York. Our artist will be lecturing on Friday July 30, 2010 and it is sure to be a treat. In already having ten prior years experience in teaching children swimming lessons, Joseph is well adverse as to what it takes to be an educator, no matter what the field, especially when it comes to making learning fun and productive.
7.08.2010
... but it was just my imagination, running away with me
The image below is a finished sketch for a new piece about children learning swimming lessons during the summer. The final color composition is currently being made and will be posted back here, too, as soon as time permits.
"Brothers"
6.27.2010
Miscellaneous sketches- 1
The following sketches are some long overdue thumbnails that should have been posted a while ago. Each image depicts a different idea as to create a branding logo using a buffalo as the main character. Each sketch is in its infancy, ranging from more realistic to more abstract, but trying to incorporate the idea of "gambling" yet letting the buffalo retain its element of sacredness. Besides using the iconography of "the spade" from a deck of cards to give the animal some dimension, the project objectivity was unsuccessful, but did yield some interesting art.
Something more archaic looking ...
6.26.2010
6.06.2010
Vincent V. Albanese Dedication Ceremony Pictures
*Photo courtesy of Bernard Gleeson
*Photo courtesy of The Oneida Daily Dispatch
Dolores and Vincent Albanese
6.03.2010
Vincent V. Albanese | Educational Center
On Sunday June 6, 2010, Canastota High School in Central New York will be dedicated after one of its most dedicated and lifelong faculty members: Vincent V. Albanese.
With a resume consisting of over 50 years of service to the Canastota Central School District, Mr. Albanese served many facets in the Canastota educational system. At various points in his career, Mr. Albanese was a teacher, Junior High Guidance Counselor, Director of Guidance, High School Principal, Director of Instruction, Assistant Superintendent, Superintendent and upon retiring in 1989, became the honorary Canastota Representative on the Madison-Oneida BOCES Board of Education.
A formal dedication ceremony is being held in the high school auditorium with reception to follow.
With a resume consisting of over 50 years of service to the Canastota Central School District, Mr. Albanese served many facets in the Canastota educational system. At various points in his career, Mr. Albanese was a teacher, Junior High Guidance Counselor, Director of Guidance, High School Principal, Director of Instruction, Assistant Superintendent, Superintendent and upon retiring in 1989, became the honorary Canastota Representative on the Madison-Oneida BOCES Board of Education.
A formal dedication ceremony is being held in the high school auditorium with reception to follow.
This portrait is being donated by Joseph M. Murphy in recognition of Mr. Albanese's dedication. It will subsequently be permanently installed in the Canastota High School office after the ceremony.
This artist's rendering depicts a new monument to be erected in front of the Canastota
schools to commemorate the new dedication. The structure consists of stone pillars,
shrubbery, and an electronic message board bearing Mr. Albanese's name.
New lettering will also be applied to the facade of the main entrance to the high school.
5.01.2010
... this just in ...
In regards to Mr. Murphy's paintings being accepted into the Society of Illustrator's Illustration West 48, the work will also be on display at the ICON6 (National Illustration Conference) July 14-17, 2010. The conference is being held at the Langham Hotel, formerly the Ritz-Carlton, in Pasadena, California.
Prints for Sale
Prints of Joseph's illustration of Syracuse University's Hall of Languages are currently on sale in the Schine Bookstore at Syracuse University and on his personal website: http://www.jmmurphyillustrator.com/
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