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Pansy Party by artist Pat Meyer

12 x 16 Oil on Linen Pancl contact artist to purchase Pat@Meyer.net A girl just can't have more fun than this designing up a pansy painting.  Using my favorite dish filled with pansies.  The party continues with adding a pot of pansies and a few pansies in the glass goblet.  To balance out the colors adding several oranges in the painting.  Hope you see the party attitude of all theses pansies. www.PatMeyer-artist.com    website Signature Member Artist of Texas, Oil Painters of America, American Impressionistic Society

Blossom Music Pansies by Nancy Medina

Blossom Music Pansies by Nancy Medina 6X8 Oil on Linen Board My Daily Painters Gallery Nancy Medina Web Site Nancy Medina Art Blog Blossom Music is drying on the easel in Flower Mound Studio, as our house is filled with the sound of happy pugs, video games, and the laughter of my 18 year old niece. Robin is visiting for the holidays, much to the delight of the four-footed assistants. Robin will be graduating from high school this year, a testament to how quickly time flies. I still remember a phone call I received while studying in London on July 13, 1992, the day she was born. What a beautiful day it was, even though there wasn't a ray of sunshine in the sky, the clouds were everywhere, and a cold mist was falling on campus. Have a wonderful day, wherever you may be! I hope the sun is shining on you, literally or figuratively, and you are surrounded by loved ones who always bring music into your life.

Pansy Trio by Nancy Medina

Pansy Trio 8X10 Oil on Linen Board Available: Daily Painters Gallery nancy@nancymedina.com

Texas Sunflowers and Petals on Parchment by Nancy Medina

Petals on Parchment 16X20 Oil on Canvas Nancy Medina Art nancy@nancymedina.com My Art Blog Summer has fled North Texas and the sunflowers in the garden are in their last gasp in this slightly cooler September weather. I've brought a few of them back to life on canvas this week, one more time, before October arrives and brings the first chill.