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Painting Larkspur and Hydrangeas in the Hill Country by Texas Artist Nancy Medina

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Blue China Larkspur and Hydrangeas
by Nancy Medina
16X20
Oil on Museum Quality Linen Board



Today was chilly, sunny, and absolutely perfect for painting in the Texas Hill Country. Yesterday we painted blue hydrangeas and white roses. Today we painted larkspur in fuschia and purple and white hydrangeas and white daisies. If it stays nice and chilly tonight, we have a whole batch of lovely orange tulips for tomorrow! Blue China Hydrangeas and Larkspur was my class demo this morning, and the studio setup is shown for you on my art blog today. Take a peek at some of my students' work - they were absolutely fearless with those blue hydrangeas!

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