Sunset Study
oil painting by Niki Gulley • 5″ x 7″
This sunset study was painted with thick oil paint and palette knives.
Sunset study oil painting
May 25, 2010
Tag: palette knife painting
Poppy oil painting
May 22, 2010
Poppy Study
oil painting by Niki Gulley • 5″ x 7″
This poppy study was painted with thick oil paint and palette knives.
Sunflower oil study
May 20, 2010
Sunflower Study
oil painting by Niki Gulley • 5″ x 7″
This sunflower study was painted with thick oil paint and palette knives.
Sunflower oil painting
May 18, 2010
Sunflower Study
oil painting by Niki Gulley • 5″ x 7″
This sunflower study was painted with thick oil paint and palette knives.
Birch Trees III
May 14, 2010
Birch trees oil painting by Niki Gulley • 5″ x 7″
This birch tree study was painted with thick oil paint and palette knives.
Birch trees II
May 12, 2010
Birch trees oil painting by Niki Gulley • 5″ x 7″
This birch tree study was painted with thick oil paint and palette knives.
Birch trees oil painting
May 10, 2010
Birch trees oil painting by Niki Gulley • 5″ x 7″
This birch tree study was painted with extremely thick oil paint and palette knives.
Rhapsody in Bloom Sunflower painting
May 7, 2010
Rhapsody in Bloom Sunflower ©2010 Niki Gulley
12″ x 12″ oil painting
I created this sunflower, which is part of my “Rhapsody in Bloom” series, with extremely thick oil paint and palette knife on 1 1/2″ gallery wrap canvas with the painting continuing around the edges.
Rhapsody in Bloom oil painting
May 5, 2010
“Rhapsody in Bloom” ©2010 Niki Gulley
oil on canvas • 12″ x 12″
These Texas bluebonnets and Indian Blanket were created with extremely thick oil paint and palette knives. Painted on 1 1/2″ deep gallery wrap canvas with the image continuing around the edges.
Climbing Trees at Cottonwood this weekend
April 30, 2010
“Climbing Trees II” ©2010 Niki Gulley
48″ x 36″ oil on canvas
In this painting, I wanted you to you to experience the wonderment of looking up into the treetops – just like you did when you were a kid. Choosing playful colors and thick chunky staccato strokes adds to that childlike whimsy and I hope you are transported back to a happy, carefree time and place.
Stop by my booth at the Cottonwood Art Festival in Richardson, Texas this weekend and see “Climbing Trees” along with several other new paintings I’ve created this winter. Visit cottonwoodartfestival.com for details.
E-mail me for more information at [email protected].