Tag: art classes DFW
Niki Gulley is please to announce the opening of her new studio!!
I am super excited to announce the opening of my new studio. After years of working in a confined space, I now have more than enough room to work on several large paintings at a time, to teach my classes and display my artwork. It’s been a dream come true!
The studio is located just a mile south of my previous space, now in the White Rock Lake area. The room has plenty of natural light, ventilation and easels. You can choose to paint standing or sitting down, whichever you prefer. My goal is to make my students as comfortable as possible so they can really express themselves in their painting.
Please visit my website for more information about upcoming classes and Art Treks. I’d love to have you in my next class. Or, drop me an e-mail if you’d like to view some of my most recent paintings and you’re in the DFW area.
E-mail – Niki Gulley
Plein Air Painting Class at the Arboretum with Niki Gulley
If you, too, would like to paint outdoors, join me this Wednesday, Oct. 24th, when I’ll be teaching a Plein Air Painting Workshop sponsored by the Dallas Arboretum. It will be a great introduction to painting outdoors for beginning artists, as well as an opportunity for advanced artists to enhance their skills. For more information, visit dallasarboretum.org/AdultEducation/index.htm.
Santa Fe Plein Air Painting Workshop
Day 1, afternoon location – Echo Canyon
12″ x 9″ textured oil by Niki Gulley
See NikiGulley.com to see more of her contemporary landscape paintings.
Santa Fe Art Trek w/ Niki Gulley and Scott Williams – Ghost Ranch
12″ x 9″ pastel by Niki Gulley
Art Trek Paris with Niki Gulley & Scott Williams – Day 5
White Rock Lake oil painting by Niki Gulley
I painted this small oil painting at White Rock Lake earlier this week, getting ready for my Plein Air Workshop this weekend. It was a perfect morning – blue skies and a gentle breeze, with an ideal temperature. I was attracted to the multi-colored sailboats and the interesting pattern they formed. With so many boats, I sketched out my composition and then I had to paint very quickly before the light changed – a fun challenge and an enjoyable, peaceful morning.