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Showing posts with label daily paintings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label daily paintings. Show all posts

Thursday, May 2, 2013

Spring Training White Roses and a Hill Country Workshop by Texas Flower Artist Nancy Medina


Spring Training White Roses
by Nancy Medina
12X12
Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas


Spring Training White Roses is the newest daily on the easel in Flower Mound Studio, which is bereft of many accoutrements as we have loaded up the truck in preparation for a trip to the Hill Country tomorrow. I sure hope ya'll will come on out and say howdy if you're there! I'll be teaching a 3-day workshop, and have a featured art night at The Good Art Company Gallery, just up the street from the kolache bakery. I love going to Fredericksburg, Texas, to teach and to visit. This historic town is so unspoiled, and there is so much to see there. I even have my new mobile phone app, Night Sky, to try out so think positive thoughts for clear night skies for me, I want to see some constellations in an area far from large city lights! It's not too late, there are still a few seats left in my workshop. I've had a few gals with very well trained hubbies register this week as their Mom's day presents.

You are cordially invited to join me in historic Fredericksburg, Texas, amidst rolling hills, cabins, beautiful vistas, and awesome German bakeries for a perfect workshop retreat!
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Wild Things ~ Making Flowers Bloom in the Hill Country
Baron's Creekside Resort
May 3, 4 and 5, 2013

316 Goehmann Lane
Fredericksburg, TX 78624
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Friday, July 22, 2011

Making Lemonade by Judy Crowe

Making Lemonade 6x6 oil on panel
On Friday mornings I paint with a local 
artist's group and we hire a model.  
It's great practice in painting the head and 
figure but it's a struggle for me.  These ladies
(there were 2 today, together!!) were such
great models and you sooo want to capture 
the beauty in those faces....one of these
days I hope to be able to capture just a little 
of that beauty on canvas.  We keep plugging away.
Have a fun and safe weekend!

Quote for today:
"The Future belongs to those who believe
 in the beauty of their Dreams!"
Eleanor Roosevelt

Thursday, April 21, 2011

Mission San Jose by Debbie Cannatella

Mission San Jose
4.25"x 7" (unfr) watercolor on paper
$80

As soon as we moved to Corpus Christi, one of the first things we did was head to San Antonio and travel the route to see the missions. The Franciscans established 6 missions along the San Antonio River in the early 1700s... Five flourished... The Alamo (which was Mission San Antonio de Valero), Mission San Jose, Mission Concepcion, Mission San Francisco de la Espada, Mission San Juan. The original Convento had only nine 14 rooms, but a major reconstruction was begun by the Benedictine monks in 1861 to expand... work that was never completed. For more daily paintings, see my "Tiny Tidbits" blog.

Debbie Cannatella, LWS
website Cannatella Studio
website Artists of Texas
blog Cannatella Studio
blog Tiny Tidbits - Daily Paintings of Debbie Cannatella
blog ArtColony - a select juried web Artist Colony from the U.S., Germany, and Canada
blog Daily Painters of Texas - Texas Daily Painters

Thursday, April 14, 2011

Saturday Morning Bluegrass by Debbie Cannatella

Saturday Morning Bluegrass
4.5"x 6.25" (unfr) watercolor on paper
$90

My very favorite thing about living in the Chicago area was being a part of the Oak Park community. Every Saturday morning I enjoyed the farmer's market with its jamb session of bluegrass pickers, banjo players, and all around funky-folk. We loved it there that I return each year for my "Chicago-fix" and stay in Oak Park. For more daily paintings, see my "Tiny Tidbits" blog.

Debbie Cannatella, LWS
website Cannatella Studio
website Artists of Texas
blog Cannatella Studio
blog Tiny Tidbits - Daily Paintings of Debbie Cannatella
blog ArtColony - a select juried web Artist Colony from the U.S., Germany, and Canada
blog Daily Painters of Texas - Texas Daily Painters

Monday, April 11, 2011

Tuscan Farmhouse by Debbie Cannatella

Tuscan Farmhouse
3.75"x 5.75" (unfr) watercolor on paper
$85

I was fortunate enough to paint my way for a month around northen Italy a few years ago from the Lunigiana Province down through Sienna. With each zip of the rental car around the curves and hills, a quaint landscape opened up before me. For more daily paintings, see my "Tiny Tidbits" blog.

Debbie Cannatella, LWS
website Cannatella Studio
website Artists of Texas
blog Cannatella Studio
blog Tiny Tidbits - Daily Paintings of Debbie Cannatella
blog ArtColony - a select juried web Artist Colony from the U.S., Germany, and Canada
blog Daily Painters of Texas - Texas Daily Painters

Saturday, March 5, 2011

Sunday, July 19, 2009

What a Girl Needs 6x4 by Judy Crowe


What a Girl Needs 6x4 oil on linen by Judy Crowe
I am doing a few of these little paintings to show on ebay for practice and see how it goes. I don't relish painting this small usually but for some reason like painting these little nail polish bottles and other shiny objects.
Thanks for looking.


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