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

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Tick Tock White Hydrangeas by Texas Flower Artist Nancy Medina

Tick Tock White Hydrangeas by Nancy Medina
11X14
Oil on Linen Board

Nancy Medina Web Site

Tick Tock White Hydrangeas is drying on the easel in Flower Mound Studio, where it is nice and quiet except for the contented snores of the studio assistants, who, in this frigid 85 degree weather, were forced to pile into one big heap in the big bed. (Illustration provided on my art blog). I was delighted today to find white hydrangeas for sale at the grocery store, and of course I grabbed a fresh bunch of sunflowers while I was there. I wonder if there is any person on earth who spends more on sunflowers than I do. Surely there is a Guinness designation I could shoot for here...

Thursday, September 15, 2011

White Hydrangea Solo by Texas Flower Artist Nancy Medina

White Hydrangea Solo by Nancy Medina
6X8
Oil on Linen Board
Purchase Information

Nancy Medina Web Site

White Hydrangea Solo is a new small work in Flower Mound Studio, finished after an afternoon of packing up paintings for shipping. I could not find any white hydrangeas at the market, so I had the pinks stand in for their white cousins on the studio table tonight. Would you believe these pinks are the same bunch I bought last weekend and - thanks to my refrigerator - they are still perky and fresh? I wonder if maybe I should start sleeping in the refrigerator every night. Then I could wake up perky and fresh and dewy eyed every morning!

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