I Can See Forever by Kay Wyne

I Can See Forever

12" x 36" Oil on Canvas

Wildflower Landscape Series

Fields of blue bonnets and the wide open sky is my subject matter for this painting.  I wanted the blue bonnets to fade into the background of rolling hills.  This floral landscape painting will look great framed up!  Thanks for looking at this blog....contact Kay for more information on this painting.  Kay 

Golden Fields by Kay Wyne

Golden Fields

8" x 16" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Palette Knife Painting

I got my palette knife out for this painting...I used thick, juicy globs of oils...so it will take some time for it to dry.  I wanted to paint a landscape that would take the eye from the foreground to the horizon.  The wildflowers are put in with very little detail...just shapes, color and texture.  This painting is drying in the studio right now, but will be shipped to a gallery once it is dry.  Thanks for looking at the art posted here.  Contact Kay if you have any questions or comments.  Thank you...Kay

Blue Jean Bluebonnets by Texas Flower Artist Nancy Medina

Blue Jean Bluebonnets

by Nancy Medina

12X12

Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

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 I've been exercising my landscape brushes lately, and the new collection of paintings would not be complete without at least one new bluebonnet, don't you agree? Blue Jean Bluebonnets reminded me so much of one of my favorite pairs of extra soft, extra worn jeans from my teen years, back when pale blue denim was in style and super wide bell bottoms. I've had lots of trips down memory lane lately, staying with mom and helping go through paperwork, favorite books and records, as well as a few terrifying photos of myself with big hair and glitter blue eyeshadow from the 1980s which you'll notice I'm not including here.  Also in the mix was a great deal of birdwatching, and the little feeder attached to mom's kitchen window attracted more than just birds. AnnieBee got up close and personal with a squirrel, as you can see on my art blog today! Take a peek and let me know what you think was going through her head....