SOLD ~ Red Geraniums and a Kansas City Workshop by Texas Flower Artist Nancy Medina

Just for Now Red Geraniums

by Nancy Medina

SOLD

16X12

Oil on Archival Panel

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Flower Painting Workshops

Nancy Medina Web Site

Just for Now Red Geraniums is the newest painting on the easel in Flower Mound Studio, based on the batch of geraniums I cut after dark from my back yard container garden yesterday. Tonight I went out again, needing a fresh batch, but was smart enough this time to carry a small flashlight. And I promise I was not running with scissors in the dark, just in case my Mom is reading this....

I'm very excited to announce I will be holding my first workshop in my home state of Missouri June 21-23, 2013, in Lees Summit, near Kansas City. Kansas City ladies, I hope to see you there! Read more about my new workshop here....

The models are a little less than perky this morning...

Chili Yawning

15x22 watercolor on Saunders 140 lb paper support.
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Garden Geraniums Chair

Copyright 2009 Kay Smith

22x15 watercolor depicting old wooden garden chair with geranium basket. This painting is SOLD.

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Sugar and Spice by Nancy Medina

Sugar and Spice

24X20

Oil on Canvas

Nancy Medina Art

nancy@nancymedina.com

There have been some amazing instructors who've guided me over the years, and I hear their voices floating around in my head as I work sometimes, as if my studio is haunted. Here are a few of their take home messages for you, and I won't charge you a penny for them:

Remember, your shapes must show clarity of information - Robert Moore

If you want to grow, paint every day for five years - Judy Gelfert

Save your brightest brights for your focal point, don't put them too close to edges and for heaven's sake don't put them everywhere - Vicki McMurray

Work thin and transparent until it is time to add the highlights, only then do you add white to your color - Ann Templeton

Holy cow people I told you NOT to take pictures during my demos. - Jean Chambers