Ben and Swoop
Me and Ben
Christine Mitzuk and her family and friends
Jesse Wollin
Joe Burns
Jon Burns
Kari Johnson looking cute. 
Kathy Nomura says “Ta Dah! 5 years is easy!”
Trouble
The painting that took 9 months to complete…
Me, Sara and Andrey, Debbie & Kristen
Baby Audrey! Isn’t she just so cute… awww…
Biog Bad Tim and Christine
Tim and d’boys
If anyone has any more photos from the show – I’d love to post them – just email me! THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Here are a few photos from DAY 2 of the show – there were many more I forgot to take photos of – sorry!
April Hansen & I next to drawing of Richie Rich
Aunt Frankie – Neil & Mom
Lili with John Nutzman and me
Brother Steve Jr and Lili. Here it looks like Lili is saying something like “Psst… Hey buddy, wana buy a watch?”
Malia Weinhagen next to the portrait of her and Price
Malia and Shelby Weinhagen and friends
Aunt Mary & Uncle Doug with Lili
Kathy Vetsch
Melissa Beaudry next to Richie
Sarah and Steve
Leslie, Tony, Hazel and Baby Josephine Stoy
Leslie and Hazel next to the portrait of them from last year.
Hazel & Josie meet Nicoli Petrov
Hazel meets Arwin.
Hazel has left the building.
Well, the time has come that I have now finished a full 5 years of study at The Atelier in Minneapolis MN. Thank you for all who came to see the show and support me along the way.
Dan Blageo in front of his portrait
Christine Mitzuk in the school store
The Class of 2008-2009 at The Atelier Studio Program of Fine Art in Minneapolis MN. Studing Classical Realism.
Dale Redpath and Susan Cook
Dan and Todd talking baseball
Debra Johnson and my father
Jeanine and Libby – they are so cute!
Julie – Lili and Jeffrey Smith
Kari Johnson
Kyle Shanahan and his girls
Lili – The Pale Rider. I dressed up the school skeleton with the riding outfit when my model was not at school, we decided to name her Lili – the Pale Rider.
Here I am with Corrine Young
Me and Lili
Me with my graduation present from my teachers.
Me and Tom Bethke (aka Santa)
My crazy family
Lili and Neil Blageo
Pat Schu – Lili and Terry Beldon
Susan Cook
Terry Belden in his studio
Thom Larson next to his painting
Jill Muller with Jeff and Elaine Stolt with mother
Diane Flanagan, Laura Tundel, Elaine Stolt
The Grads
I thought this was funny, it looks like the vase has a hand and it is trying to grab some chips and dip or something.
Here are a few of the cast that we get to draw as 1st year students.
My two figure paintings
The portrait of Prince (Affires Freedom) and Malia Weinhagen
My quick figure study
The Deer and Santa portrait
“Hearts”
29×36
Oil on Canvas
SOLD
This is the first equestrian portrait that I painted after learning to paint in oils. I now paint tons of horses in oil. This portrait of Hearts (a half Arabian paint Saddelbred) is life-size.
Painting portraits of horses is my favorite thing to do. My most popular size is the life-size head & shoulder portrait.
4×4
Oil on gessoboard
SOLD
Here is another little study I did of a little White Arabian Horse. I love to paint in black and white. I just sold this peice. Thanks!!
Who would ever have thought that your uncle you have know your whole life as “Uncle Dave” was so famous. With his passing last Tuesday the whole family has had a hard time. After seeing CNN – Yahoo – MSN & our local news all put this news of our loss, I realized how many other peoples live he has touched too.
We will never forget you Uncle Dave.
KSTP.com
Yes, This IS Dave’s daughter Malia Weinhagen, we are in progress of the portrait which needed to be put on hold while we take care of more important matters. Malia & Prince
4×4
Oil on gessoboard
SOLD
Here is another little study I did of a baby mini burro. Her name is Bella owned by Barbara Berquist – Mirasol Andalusians. I just sold this peice. Thanks!!
Kyle Shanahan
16×20
Oil
Here is my first attempt to paint someone with curly hair. This was painted completely from life (no photos used.) For a total of 45 hours. I am getting much faster now, last head portrait I painted was closer to 30 hours. I will post that one soon.
To view more portraits see my main website NanciFulmek.com
Thank you everyone who came to the “Three Takes on Realism” show with Jeffrey Smith, Laura Tundel, and my self. Congrats to Barb Peterson who won the free painting. She chose the Purple Tulip II.
Here are a few photos from the event. Thanks to Jeff’s Parents (It is always weird not having the camera in my hand!)
Kelley Frame & Fine Art Gallery – “Three Takes on Realism”
Check out Laura & Jeffs website too – Links on the right hand Column.
More photos…
Purple Tulip I
5×7
Oil on Gessoboard
SOLD
Here is the 2nd flower before the storm… and a NICE sign of spring – which I hope will come soon, since it is snowing outside as we speak…
