Go large for 2016

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Restretching an old linen painting other way up

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It’s huge! (120cm x 200cm – about 4′ x 6’6″)

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Priming it with gesso on 2 easels in my studio

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First few layers on New Years Day
A blue grey base coat. Then taped. Then turquoise above, 2 greens below. Some yellow powder pigment dusted over the bottom half. Random diagonal marks with the squeegee edge. Removed tape. More tomorrow.
Good start to 2016 🙂

update on trees of Hafod

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Update on trees from Hafod
Diptych 100cm x 200cm, probably finished now – and probable title is ‘Winter Trees’ (Hafod is an estate in Wales with lovely woodland open to the public, but not many people outside Wales know the name )

The other painting is still in progress, inspired by a sunset over the sea ‘Carrickfinn boat strand’
Also a diptych, but this time each canvas is 100cm x 80cm so the whole piece is 100 x 160cm

taping trees of hafod

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First time back in the studio after returning from Wales
Started 2 canvases each one metre square
Tape and paint and more tape and more paint
Will add dark tree silhouettes after Christmas
Wishing everyone a happy peaceful holiday

the doorway gallery dublin

New stock just arrived and now on the website

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Dreamscape. 96 x 156cm

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Green orchids. 96x156cm

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Orchids meadow 120cm sq

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Fields of early purple. 120cm sq

http://www.thedoorwaygallery.com/painting-art/liz-doyle/341/?SearchString=&offset=0

qualia

my qualia of turquoise

“Uses of the Term ‘Qualia’
(1) Qualia as phenomenal character. Consider your visual experience as you stare at a bright turquoise color patch in a paint store. There is something it is like for you subjectively to undergo that experience.”

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5 canvases
4 @ 100 cm x 80cm
1 @ 100 cm x 120cm
A diptych and a triptych
Or possibly a quintych

A strange starting point today,  prompted to look up the word ‘qualia’ by a friends post on facebook, an investigation in paint followed!

http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/qualia/#Uses