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Showing posts with label original. Show all posts

Friday, May 16, 2014

UP TO DATE

Well its been a while I am now trying to catch up on all my neglected Facebook Twitter and Blog posts.
I am back painting again and now have several new Galleries and at the moment I am painting in Acrylics again too.

So here is a list of galleries where you will find my paintings 


Green Gallery http://www.greengallery.com


Laurel Gallery, Edinburgh  http://laurelgallery.co.uk


Tig Gallery  http://www.tig-gallery.com


Maise & Mac, Cupar http://www.maisieandmac.com


Fisher Gallery, Fife  http://www.fishergallery.co.uk


Stable Gallery, Inverary



Events
Edinburgh Festival 2013, 2014





New Work




                                             "Long legged Sally"copyright Morag Lloyds 2014






                     "Ancestral trails" copyright Morag Lloyds 2014








                 "Kicking the Moon " open edition print copyright Morag Lloyds 2014



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Sunday, January 30, 2011

LOVE LOVE LOVE


As we are heading for the month of love I thought I would paint some little mini  illustrations with this theme for my shop.

Iv a heap of new work to start and projects to think about. My days are going to be filled with developing ideas, Iv lots of exciting things on the horizon...





                                  

Monday, December 20, 2010

ILLUSTRATIONS FOR CHILDREN

I spent a number of years painting for art galleries, and a real luxury it was too!
I'm not sure why or how it happened but probably when I was working on my sketches whilst out on the boat viewing the wildlife in some secluded bay, a place where I am more me, and my sketches were less about producing work that might look good on someones living room wall, and more about a reaction to my surroundings,the humour in wildlife, how birds and other animals interact with each other and their surroundings, and how most of the time they are pretty laid back about each other. I think this started off when I was feeding a swan and a seagull came along and landed on its back, I couldn't believe how the swan tolerated this, even putting up with the seagull when it pinched the odd bit of bread... I think because of this I started to produce work that was very much from my heart.



This is a little painting which I went on to produce from the ideas of animals working together, and one I am working on to take further into a portfolio of images.