April 28, 2018

the other one

Update on a large painting. 100x160cm on linen

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Tagged #abstractart, #NewYork, contemporary art, curve of the earth, experimenting, large paintings, planningforasoloshow, red, studio, Terracotta
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March 1, 2018

March 1st

2 new works each c. 40 x 60″ (100 x160cm) on linen

Posted in cold wax, colour, multiples / panoramas, Uncategorized
Tagged bold, cold wax medium, contemporary art, dynamic, keep warm, large paintings, oil, painting, studio, winter
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October 25, 2017

available from home

This is ‘Evening walk, Cruit Island’

A large signature piece, on canvas, framed

This is an even larger piece, ‘Due West’

Approximately 150 x250 cm it will make a dramatic statement

These 2 above are ‘Stateside 1’ and ‘Stateside 2’

Each 120cm square on canvas

If you want to see more images of my work, or find out more about these shown here, including prices, payment and delivery details, please email me on liz-doyle@live.com

Thanks

Liz Doyle

You can also find some of my work at these galleries:

http://www.thedoorwaygallery.com

http://www.velveteasel.co.uk

http://www.greenfuse.ie

(cover image shows a few on Cruit Island, the starting point for many if my larger psintings)

Posted in canvas, colour, Donegal, galleries, ideal home show dublin, Ireland, painting, studio, the doorway gallery, Uncategorized
Tagged @GreenFuseGallery, abstract, abstract go large, art, autumn, cold wax medium, County Donegal, cruit island, evening, expressionist, Green Fuse, Irish artists, land, landscape, large paintings, lizdoylepaints, painting
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January 6, 2017

island life

It started like this, a huge piece of primed canvas (160 x 258cm, the end of the roll), stapled to the floor.

It took up so much of the floor that I had to stand on it to get round it

After a while working on it on the floor, I got Malachy to help me hang it sideways on the wall

And then I turned it round the right way

I taped off the edges, built up more layers and thought it was done.

But something was unbalanced

So finally I took the plunge

There she blows!

Here’s a closeup

And here’s a photo montage

A good day!

Posted in canvas, colour, Donegal, environment, hope, Ireland, methods, nature, painting, photos, studio
Tagged Abstract art, aranmor, donegal, experimenting, huge, Island, large paintings, Liz Doyle, scale
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December 5, 2016

panoramic

I am really enjoying working on a much larger scale on unstretched canvas stapled directly to my wooden studio painting wall.

The top one shown here, (Martello Tower), is at my maximum size possible, fitting snugly into the full depth of my studio extension and completely covering the wooden panel cladding that is fixed over the planks.( The photo shows the painting cropped of its blue surround, which allows for it to be stretched to an approximate final size of 150cm x 275 cm.) The unstretched canvas is 120cm x 290cm ( about 4′ x 9’6″)

Here is the primed unstretched canvas, followed by the first stage of underpainting:

The other two paintings are each 115 cm x 160cm ‘Out walking one evening in November, Cruit’ and ‘Once they danced at the crossroads – ruined gables, Cruit’