Glad Day Peonies and a Dallas Arboretum Workshop - Flower Paintings by Nancy Medina

 Glad Day Peonies

by Nancy Medina

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Class Demonstration ~ Dallas Arboretum

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Glad Day Peonies was my class demonstration this morning during my Dallas Arboretum workshop - what a beautiful place to make flowers bloom! Stargazer lilies, glads and peonies were painted today (when you can't decide what to paint, why not paint it all?). I do think the chocolate cupcakes with sprinkles on top added a little something extra to the whole event, but that could just be the choco-holic in me talking. In addition to the outstanding helpers and volunteers at the Arboretum who make every workshop and event there enjoyable, it's such a treat to paint in the most beautiful gardens in North Texas. Next stop, my home state of Missouri and I get to stay in the haunted house again!

The studio models take a bow and a dip!

Wind Dancers - Peonies - Flower Paintings by Nancy Medina

Wind Dancers - Peonies

by Nancy Medina

16X12

Oil on Archival Panel

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White Iris Tango and a Free Iris Video - Flower Paintings by Nancy Medina

White Iris Tango

by Nancy Medina

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White Iris Tango is the newest daily painting in Flower Mound Studio, based on the flowers of Argyle Acres Iris Garden in Argyle, Texas. I launched a new iris video for you today, and you can take a peek here. (pssst, it's free!) I've been watching my own iris beds with an eagle eye this month, celebrating each new blossom. My purples and blues have had no problem making an appearance, but only one white iris has peeked out so far. I'm holding my breath, awaiting the black iris I so carefully staked off, and asked my hubby to be sure not to thin or move in the annual culling. When it blooms, I'll share a photo with you. Notice I said when, rather than if? I'm thinking positive!