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Showing posts with label Red gladiola painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Red gladiola painting. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Glads in Red From Coronado Island by Nancy Medina

SOLD to a Florida Collector
Glads in Red
16X12
Oil on Linen Board
nancy@nancymedina.com


These red gladiolus reside in a place where there is sunshine and 85 degree temps almost all year around. I captured images of them when I was on Coronado Island, CA, to paint at the gallery during the annual flower show last year. Folks who live on the island take flower growing to a whole new level, and the competition each year for the glorious glads and bodacious blooms is quite serious. If you're ever on the island, stop by the Art and Frames by Wood Gallery and say hello! Jill and Glenn and Trisha love visitors...

Saturday, October 10, 2009

A Sunny Day by Nancy Medina


A Sunny Day
SOLD
24X24
Oil on Canvas
nancy@nancymedina.com

A Fredericksburg, Texas, decorator made a special request last week that had me a bit nervous. He picked a few of my old paintings and asked me to combine elements from each of them. The result is Sunny Day, a 24X24 painting drying on my easel today. Sometimes it's a good thing to try something new, even if it's a bit daunting at first.

Saturday, August 29, 2009

Summer Song by Nancy Medina

Summer Song
24X24
Oil on Canvas
nancy@nancymedina.com


This was my first time to paint red gladiolas and these flowers were incredibly fun to create! The gladiolas are based on a photo I took at the Coronado Island Flower Festival this past spring (you remember, the one I got kicked out of because I wasn't a judge or juror?) Three little pears from the grocery store sitting on my workstation also helped with this project, although one of the three mysteriously disappeared overnight. Perhaps it fled to a safe harbor for pears somewhere. And no painting is completed at Flower Mound Studio without the assistance of the three four-footed assistants who strategically select napping accommodations directly in front of the easel.

Summer feels like it is slipping away already, even here in Texas. Where does the time go? I hope you are enjoying a relaxing Saturday with loved ones nearby and all of your pears safely accounted for....

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