I am presently preoccupied with two new projects and of course Morris Two is still ongoing: the first is a proposal which if it comes off it will be quite a challenge. The second is to explain the difficulty I am having with Jane’s portrait. I have decided to create a work beyond my comfort zone. I recent re-examined a paper one of my M.A., papers on the theme of ‘Shudder’. It got me thinking perhaps it’s time to try and incorporate some ‘Shudder’ into my work!
About Me
- dj
- Hi, my name is David Folley. I’ve been a professional painter for nearly 25 years now. I'm a figurative painter, that doesn’t mean I only paint figures! It means painting something which is recognizable even abstract, e.g., a canvas painted in two colors! However, the joy of painting is putting different colors next to each other. e.g., place a red blob on the canvas and then a blue next to it, would the red blob look nearer or further away? The answer ultimately depends on the colors intensity. If the red was dark and the blue light, red would appear closer. Reversed, then blue appears closer. If the same intensity or have a slight tint… well you try it and let me know! This explication is the reason I became a painter – not seeing the same intrigues me. However, by exploring these different facets enables me a richer understanding of the world I live in.
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