Rosie Murray Gallery One

Rosie Murray is a maths student based in Glasgow. I am also the one writing this, and hope this proves interesting enough that you come and see a small selection of my art work.

My drawings are often prompted by being unable to sleep at one in the morning, and influenced by whatever TV programme I happen to be watching at the time - particularly female-driven shows such as "Person of Interest", "Bomb Girls", "Orphan Black", "Agent Carter",  and "Lost Girl".

I also find inspiration for my art from musicians such as Emilie Autumn, Lindsey Stirling and Amanda Palmer.

I usually work solely with graphite pencil but occasionally I draw something more colourful.

I’ve also created several high contrast collages with charcoal.  When doing such collages, I enjoy using a medium that matches the subject matter - for example, a collage of a musician made from pages of their sheet music.

The selection of artwork you will be able to view at my exhibition are some of my favourites, although the choosing process was particularly challenging. I loved working on each of them, and I hope you enjoy looking at them as much as I enjoyed bringing them to you.