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Leslie at 8 Months

September 28, 2007 by Nanci Fulmek

“Leslie at 8 Months”
Oil on Canvas
2007
36×48
Collection of Leslie & Tony Stoy

We started this portrait when Leslie just found out she was pregnant.  Being that we painted her from life, we had no idea where her “belly” was going to grow.  As Leslie was sitting in the chair she looked so causal, so we decided to keep this pose.  It is SO HER.  As the baby was growing, it was fun to paint, and re-paint some areas, when we were finished she was 8 months along.

Leslie was painted 100% from life, even with her body changing every time she came in. Which was once or twice a week.

Leslie’s after painting, “Good Morning Sunshine” is under portraits & interiors.

NOTE: Image may appear differently depending on your monitor.  To see the image, call me to make an appointment at my studio. I’d love to have you over!

Filed Under: Blog, Featured, People Portraits

Dan

September 28, 2007 by Nanci Fulmek

“Dan”
Oil on Canvas
2007
16×20
Collection of Dan Blageo

Dan had just had his braces removed.  His girlfriend is a ortho-assistant too.  So we HAD to show off those very expensive nice looking teeth!  Dan is also a very outgoing, very fun guy, so to have him laughing was SO him.  The only problem,  when you paint a portrait 100% from life, and you have a person doing something they can not hold, it can be challenging.  So we had a very fun plan, he would sit like normal and then when he needed to laugh we would tell jokes and we were both laughing for many hours.  I would say that painting Dan was the most fun I ever had while painting.  Dan also had taken band and played a few instruments, so he was doing cheek relaxing exercises as I painted away on other areas.  What fun!

NOTE: Image may appear differently depending on your monitor.  To see the image, call me to make an appointment at my studio. I’d love to have you over!

Filed Under: Blog, Featured, People Portraits, Portraits

Angus

September 26, 2007 by Nanci Fulmek

“Angus”
Oil on Canvas
2007
9×12

Original Available
Framed $1100

Angus is a beautiful Shire owned by my friend Jonathan.  One day I went out to visit.  I climbed up in the truck to climb up onto his custom made saddle.  Once I got up there, I had the best ride ever. Have you ever cantered on a Shire?  It was like riding a magic carpet. I loved it!

Now back to the painting…  We went out to get Angus out of the pasture, and he was all shaggy, and I took a few photos of him.  Jonathan says “WAIT! I didn’t clean him up yet!” and I answered “I KNOW! I love this look!”

Here is my Knight, Angus.

NOTE: Image may appear differently depending on your monitor.  To see the image, call me to make an appointment at my studio. I’d love to have you over!

Filed Under: Blog, Equine Art, Featured, For Sale, Horse Art For Sale, Original Fine Art

Sir Heart of Fame

September 26, 2006 by Nanci Fulmek

“Sir Heart of Fame (Hearts)”
Oil on Canvas
2006
29×36

SOLD Collection of Cody Deiss

Hearts is my first horse portrait I did in oil.   This is a life size painting.  If I could only paint life size horses everyday, I would be the happiest artist out there.
🙂

I love Hearts! He is so sweet, and when I go to the barn I must always stop by and give him a hello.  Hearts has won numerous awards in Halter and Western as a half-Arabian.  I am honored to have painted him!  Stop by St Croix Training Center to see him.

NOTE: Image may appear differently depending on your monitor.  To see the image, call me to make an appointment at my studio. I’d love to have you over!

Filed Under: Blog, Equine Art, Equine Portraits, Featured, Original Fine Art, Portraits

Let’s Play Hockey

September 26, 2006 by Nanci Fulmek

“Let’s Play Hockey”
Oil on Canvas
2006
17×13

SOLD Collection of Jim & Amy Bartholomew

I picked up this little bear at my first MN WILD hockey game.  I love how the white fabric makes the bear look like he is sitting in the snow, all ready to go out and play hockey!

NOTE: Image may appear differently depending on your monitor.  To see the image, call me to make an appointment at my studio. I’d love to have you over!

Filed Under: Blog, Featured, Original Fine Art, Still Life

The Magic of Christmas

September 19, 2005 by Nanci Fulmek

“The Magic of Christmas”
Oil on Canvas
2005
28×34

Private Collection

This is the first Santa in my series.  Santa is watching over us all through his magic snow globe.  To see if we are naughty or nice.  This image was done for “Santa’s” 25th anniversary in Hudson, WI.  How exciting is it when the same kids who saw Santa when they were little are now bringing their kids to see the same Santa! Inside the globe is a quiet little town, sleeping away, as a shooting start travels by.  When I was a kid, my mother would tell us to look in the sky for shooting stars on Christmas eve, that was Santa in his sleigh, because he was traveling so fast.

Prints are available at Kelley Galleries in Woodbury MN 651-738-7776, and Hudson, WI 715-386-4112 or  www.KelleyGalleries.com

NOTE: Image may appear differently depending on your monitor.  To see the image, call me to make an appointment at my studio. I’d love to have you over!

Filed Under: Blog, Featured, Figures, Holiday, Original Fine Art

Diana the Huntress

September 19, 2005 by Nanci Fulmek

“Diana the Huntress”
Charcoal
2005

Collection of the Artist

In the history of classical realism, we do these intense studies in black and white first to truly understand “shapes – values & edges”  before even touching anything in color.  In the training at The Atelier most students spend their entire first year in charcoal, then moving into black and white oil.  These studies can take many months to complete.  A very important lesson in training ones eye.  This is my study of a head cast in charcoal on white paper.

NOTE: Image may appear differently depending on your monitor.  To see the image, call me to make an appointment at my studio. I’d love to have you over!

Filed Under: Blog, Featured, Original Fine Art, Still Life

Anatomy Cast

September 19, 2005 by Nanci Fulmek

“Anatomy Cast”
2005
Oil on Canvas
16×21
Collection of the Artist

In the history of classical realism, we do these intense studies in black and white first to truly understand “shapes – values & edges”  before even touching anything in color.  In the training at The Atelier most students spend their entire first year in charcoal, then moving into black and white oil.  These studies can take many months to complete.  A very important lesson in training ones eye.  This is my study of an anatomy cast in black and white oil.

NOTE: Image may appear differently depending on your monitor.  To see the image, call me to make an appointment at my studio. I’d love to have you over!

Filed Under: Blog, Featured, Original Fine Art, Still Life

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