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

Friday, September 2, 2016

Abstract Still Life Floral Painting, Flower Art "The Peach" by Texas Artist Debra Hurd

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 24"x20"x.75" Oil on Canvas

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Sunday, August 3, 2014

Hints of Picasso, Floral Painting by Texas Artist Laurie Pace



Hints of Picasso
  ©+Laurie Pace       Graphics One Design 2014

 Size:18 x 24  Oil on Canvas.SOLD


This is an older painting reposted but looking at it makes me want to paint something similar. This may inspire a painting this weekend.  The approach to the canvas on this floral painting was to create the background with layers of rubbed acrylic paint and then to block out the vase and flowers on top of the rubbed acrylic. The top painting is in oil and the finish is incredible as a mixed media painting.

Teach me, Lord, the way of your decrees,
    that I may follow it to the end. Psalm 119:33


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Thursday, May 1, 2014

New Video and Joyful Blooms Orange Ranunculus - Flower Paintings by Nancy Medina



http://nancymedina.fineartstudioonline.com/workszoom/1454914

Joyful Blooms Orange Ranunculus
by Nancy Medina

Video Demonstration 
20X16
Oil on Archival Panel




Joyful Blooms Orange Ranunculus was my video demonstration this week. Why did I schedule this exactly one day after my largest outdoor art show of the year? Good question! Thanks a million to Christina for being our gracious hostess, and especially for making the film crew and I lemon bars and gourmet snacks. I made sure to wear my extra fancy shoes for film day, as you can see, and thanks to Christina and a little stuffed dog she wiggled at me in the background every now and then, I managed to grin quite a bit more than the last 2 filming sessions. I won't mention the fact that I left my entire toolkit at home on the chair by the front door, and we had to make an emergency run to the craft store in rush hour traffic. Since it all worked out fine, that is. The craft store medium I bought had me high as a kite by the end of the painting session. I'll have to remember that brand next time I run out of wine!

When will all these films/dvds/videos be ready you ask? Soon, I promise, soon! Stay tuned to the art bloggy, I'll announce them here first!




 I wore my extra fancy shoes on film day....




Saturday, April 5, 2014

Storm Horizon Peonies and Painting Over an Older Work - Flower Paintings by Nancy Medina


Storm Horizon Pink Peonies
by Nancy Medina

Detail
24X24
Oil on Deep Gallery Wrap Canvas

Storm Horizon Peonies is the newest large work in the studio. Sometimes the best paintings are the ones painted over previous works. This was originally a painting of a fair damsel sitting in the grass in a long white gown holding a blue umbrella. She was surrounded by an arbor of fuschia bougainvillea. So much of the work was already done for me! The entire upper background is exactly the same, an outdoor garden. Even the texture of the initial painting seemed to add a bit more to the peonies. The previous painting had not been varnished, so the surface was in perfect shape for another layer of color. Stay tuned, I'll share the final painting with you as soon as I can get an outdoor photo in good light.



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Storm Horizon in progress....

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Indigo Lace White Hydrangeas - Flower Paintings by Nancy Medina

http://nancymedina.fineartstudioonline.com/workszoom/1431473


 Indigo Lace White Hydrangeas 
by Nancy Medina
12X12
Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas



Indigo Lace Hydrangeas is the latest effort in Flower Mound Studio. I spent the day painting a red wagon filled with geraniums, and then wiped the whole thing because the proportions were wrong. I have closets filled with rejects and wiped canvases, I never throw away a canvas, it can always be reused! A lovely gal from Florida sent me a piece of copper to try out painting on a new surface. Stay tuned, as soon as I get it prepped, I'll give it a try and share the results with you.


http://nancymedina.fineartstudioonline.com/workszoom/1431473

Maybe these fresh hydrangeas will 
hold out one more day for me!