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SOLD ~ Sugar Bowl Pansies and a Quick Tip on Painting White Flowers by Texas Artist Nancy Medina

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Sugar Bowl Pansies by Nancy Medina

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8X10
Oil on Panel


In an attempt to show a smidgen of self-discipline and restrain myself from painting my new red vase ad infinitum, I painted a white sugar bowl today. A dear friend asked how to make the whites and I thought you might like to know, since I also happen to be infatuated with white flowers lately. Visit my art blog to read a bit about my method!

Put a little joy in your brush and join me for a flower painting workshop to hear more tips for making your flowers sing with color. The new year is just around the corner. What a great time to loosen your approach to painting and learn to fall in love with your easel again!



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