Showing posts with label Nancy Medina Texas flower artist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nancy Medina Texas flower artist. Show all posts

Saturday, November 24, 2012

Love Always Lily and Rose Container Garden Painting by Texas Flower Artist Nancy Medina


Love Always Lily and Rose Garden
by Nancy Medina
36X24
Palette Knife/Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas


Love Always Lily and Rose Container Garden is the newest work in Flower Mound Studio, and was finished around 3 am. If it weren't for caffeine, I'm not quite sure I could have pulled this off! It's been a few days since I painted, and I just returned from one of the best Thanksgiving meals ever at Mom's house. My sisters and our family have so much to be thankful for, another year with Mom, being at the top of that list. Here's wishing you a wonderful holiday with lots of delicious things to eat and loved ones nearby!




Detail from Love Always Garden


Monday, August 13, 2012

Butterfly Flight by Texas Flower and Occasional Bug Artist Nancy Medina

Butterfly Flight - Monarch by
Nancy Medina
Oil on Linen
Commissioned Work



Butterfly Flight was a commissioned work for a client in Montreal. This is not nearly as stunning as Kay Wyne's gorgeous dragonfly for the blog this month, but it sure was fun to paint the little windowpane wings! For a few lucky years when I was single, I lived in Santa Barbara, CA, and used to take my dog Buddy on walks at one of the tiny hidden lakes in the county, unknown to the tourists but beloved by the locals and birdwatching groups. One day while walking, I looked up to see a tree filled with what had to be hundreds of thousands of Monarchs. What signal or word did they share that let them all know it was time to land and rest on their journey? I will always wonder.

Monday, July 23, 2012

Step by Step Geraniums and a Workshop Video by Texas Flower Artist Nancy Medina

Summer Wind Geraniums and White Daisies
by Nancy Medina
20X20
Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas





What to do when you realize your Summer Saturday workshop is chock
full of students  who also happen to be master painters? *GULP* Here's what I did!

Special thanks to Laurie Justus Pace for these amazing photos!

Read my art blog today to find out and to see my newest geranium painting created step by step.