To see more of my contemporary impressionistic landscape and seascape paintings, visit nikigulley.com.
To see more of my contemporary impressionistic landscape and seascape paintings, visit nikigulley.com.
I am so longing for a refreshing dip in the ocean! How about you?
I wanted this painting to be about the power of the ocean to lift your spirits. Painting this piece on location, I strove to capture the sparkle the sun cast across the turquoise waters as it slowly rose above the horizon. Creating bobbing diamonds of sparkling light across the surface was truly mesmerizing to watch.
If interested in purchasing this painting, please visit nikigulley.com/rolling-tide/.
To see more of my contemporary impressionistic landscape and seascape paintings, visit nikigulley.com.
Today I was taking advantage of the cooler weather and the miracle that my sunflowers are still alive to paint outside! Today I just wanted to play and have fun with color and joy.
If you’d like to see more of my palette knife landscape paintings, visit nikigulley.com.
“Tropical Orchids” ©2023 Niki Gulley
11” x 14” oil painting on canvas panel
In support of Lahaina’s efforts to rebuild, Artists of Lahaina has been organizing an auction of original artwork by artists from all over the world. With about 1,000 works of art donated, the auction is nearing a total value of $1 million. All auction proceeds will go to a partner nonprofit that is helping displaced families heal after the fire, and enabling artists to stay in the community and play a role in its recovery.
Bidding starts Sept 15th at https://www.artistsforlahaina.com/.
I am so glad that I had this painting of these gorgeous orchids blooming in Hawaii and could donate to this important cause!
If you’d like to bid on “Tropical Orchids,” follow https://artistslahaina.betterworld.org/auctions/gallery-3/items/tropical-orchids-niki-gully.
If you’d like to see more of my palette knife landscape paintings, visit nikigulley.com.
Just Sold! Yeah! The weather is finally dipping below 100º so I am taking full advantage of the momentary cooler weather, and capturing another batch of sunflowers in my garden before they’re done for the season. Enjoy!
If you’d like to see more of my palette knife landscape paintings, visit nikigulley.com.
“Symphony in Springtime VI” ©2023 Niki Gulley
36″ x 36″ textured oil painting on wrap around canvas
I absolutely love it when I come across a whole field of wildflowers – there is something about the transformation of a single dainty flower into a dense explosion of color that inspires awe and delights your senses. I liked how these rows of poppies and rolling grasses created a gentle harmony, inviting you to wander into the distance, getting lost in the moment. Full of color and hope, may my “Symphony in Springtime” transport you to a happy serene place.
I wanted this piece to be uplifting and full of color and energy. The sun sets on the horizon, casting its beautiful glow across golden petals while perky, circular faces smile back at you. Magical light dances through the morning field, bringing sunshine and hope for the day to come.
If interested in purchasing “Popping Sunshine,” please contact the The Statton Gallery:
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E-mail Niki Gulley for more information on my sunflower and wildflower fields paintings.
“Popping Sunshine” ©2023 Niki Gulley
24″ x 12″ textured mixed media on canvas
I absolutely love it when I come across a whole field of wildflowers – there is something about the transformation of a single dainty flower into a dense explosion of color that inspires awe and delights your senses. I liked how these rows of poppies and rolling grasses created a gentle harmony, inviting you to wander into the distance, getting lost in the moment. Full of color and hope, may my “Popping Color” painting transport you to a happy serene place.
If interested in purchasing “Popping Sunshine,” please contact the The Statton Gallery:
E-mail Niki Gulley for more information on my poppies and wildflower fields paintings.
SOLD • 24” x 12” acrylic painting on canvas ©2023 Niki Gulley
Just Sold! I kept procrastinating because of our 106 degree heat, but everyday when I’d look out the window, the sunflowers in my garden would be calling me! So, I finally gave in this week, set the alarm for 6 am (which Scott dearly loved) and started painting at first light and the coolest part of the day at 88 degrees. It was worth it! The golden beauties are just so cheerful and colorful, that I almost got so lost in the process of capturing them that I forgot about the sweltering discomfort – almost!
If you’d like to see more of my palette knife landscape paintings, visit nikigulley.com.