Tag: Art Treks
New “Golden Birch” Palette Knife Painting by Contemporary Impressionist Niki Gulley
Painting and Photographing in Stowe, VT with Niki Gulley and Scott Williams
“Into the Woods II” by Contemporary Impressionist Niki Gulley
“Relaxation Awaits II” by Contemporary Impressionist Niki Gulley
New “Black Beach Sunrise” Palette Knife Painting of Iceland by Niki Gulley
Just Sold! My husband and I visited Iceland this August and fell in love with its beauty. On this morning, we got up early to capture sunrise in the south along the Black Beach. The rock formations and caves that formed next to the water are fascinating. Giant basalt columns stacked one right after the other dominate the shoreline. I wanted to capture their texture and the peaceful glow as the morning sun rose above the horizon in this little painting.
“Painted Harbor” Palette Knife Painting from Portree, Scotland by Niki Gulley
Scotland Art Trek – Days 3 and 4: Isle of Skye – Portree
Led by Niki Gulley and Scott Williams
Just Sold! Following our two days in Edinburgh, we drove to the Isle of Skye for our next stop on our Scotland Art Trek. Making home base in the picturesque town of Portree, we checked in that night, grabbed a delicious dinner and crashed so that we could get an early start the next day. We spent that morning exploring the unique, other-worldly, lush area known as Fairy Glen. Returning to Portree for lunch, the weather cleared just in time for us to start painting and photographing. We set up our easels at this postcard-perfect overlook of the colorful painted harbor below. Meanwhile the photographers visited Old Man of Storr to hike up to the amazing overlook and capture Isle of Skye’s unique beauty. That evening we reconnected for an amazing dinner and a perfect end to the day.
Niki Gulley is the Featured Artist at the Goodrich Gallery this Month
“Morning Shadows,” Provence by Contemporary Impressionist Niki Gulley
New Lupine Palette Knife Painting from Iceland by Niki Gulley
On our way back to Reykavik at the end of our Iceland journey, I had one small canvas left when we came across this beautiful patch of lupine blooming in front of this dramatic mountain. I’d really wanted to see a massive field of the blue buds while we were there, but whenever we would find the plants, the flowers had already bloomed and didn’t have much color left. So Scott pulled over long enough for me to capture these beauties, a perfect way to end the trip. Created with palette knife and oil paint, this piece is filled with joy, color and texture.














