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Showing posts with label hydrangea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hydrangea. Show all posts

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Thursday, October 10, 2013

SOLD ~ Soft Landing White Hydrangea by Floral Artist Nancy Medina


 Soft Landing White Hydrangea
by Nancy Medina

SOLD
16X12
Oil on Archival Panel




Soft Landing White Hydrangea was my afternoon step by step paint-along for class today in a beautiful lakeside town, Rockwall, Texas. Earlier in the day, we finished up our stock painting (flowers similar to larkspur) and this morning I completed a 16X20 pink rose painting, courtesy of the pink roses growing just outside our studio door, in the park. As I clipped away at pink roses in the park to add to the painting, a concerned jogger raised an eyebrow at me. I assured her we would be painting these, it was for a good cause, the rose would be memorialized for all time ad infinitum, and it was all sanctioned and blessed by the local art club. By then she was half a mile away. I'm not sure if she heard me, but I felt a little less guilty...

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Fleurs dans Blue - Hydrangeas by Nancy Medina

Fleurs dans Blue by Nancy Medina

Fleurs dans Blue is my newest hydrangea painting, and is based on a beautiful pot of blue flowers from container garden last summer. Someday I hope to become a master hydrangea gardener, someone who plays with additives and changes the colors of the blossoms and grows them in profusion all summer long. For now, I will be satisfied with painting them, and adding more blossoms where petals have fallen, fattening up leaves with my paintbrush when they are thinning, and laying in colors that may never bloom on my own back porch.

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