“Golden Tangle” ©2015 Niki Gulley
9″ x 12″ textured oil on canvas
If interested in more information on pricing and purchasing this palette knife fall scene, please contact The Good Art Company.
E-mail Niki Gulley
“Golden Tangle” ©2015 Niki Gulley
9″ x 12″ textured oil on canvas
If interested in more information on pricing and purchasing this palette knife fall scene, please contact The Good Art Company.
E-mail Niki Gulley
“Marching into Autumn” ©2015 Niki Gulley
10″ x 20″ textured oil on canvas
If interested in more information on pricing and purchasing this palette knife fall scene, please e-mail Niki Gulley.
“Intertwining Beauty” ©2015 Niki Gulley
36″ x 60″ textured oil on canvas
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To purchase “Aspen Concerto,” please contact the Good Art Company in Fredericksburg, TX. http://www.goodartcompany.com/gac/.
Living in Dallas we are surrounded by concrete, but I have a couple of favorite spots that I go to when I want to be immersed in nature. This pond is always filled with lily pads that I enjoy painting in the spring, but I wanted to paint them in the autumn this time surrounded by the beautiful fall colors. I loved the contrast of the bright azure sky being reflected an inky blue in the water against the fiery reds in the foliage. Arranging the composition in a circular pattern to suggest harmony and tranquility, I hope you feel energized and rejuvenated gazing upon this peaceful oasis.
This photo was sold at the Good Art Company in Fredericksburg, TX. To see more of my pieces at the Good Art Company visit http://www.goodartcompany.com/gac/
I love the first signs of fall – the crisp feel in the air, the crunching of leaves underfoot, the beautiful autumn colors, and being totally immersed in nature in the middle of a forest without a care in the world. In Fire and Gold I wanted to recreate that joyful feeling, choosing warm reds and yellows of autumn and using energetic strokes with my paint to heighten that mood. Building up first thin transparent layers and then thick textured layers of oil paint also add to a certain glow and magic in the final piece.
In this painting I wanted you to feel that child-like wonder of staring up in into the treetops and the heavens above. I chose vibrant, cheerful yellows contrasted against a violet blue sky filled with big, puffy clouds. And, by arranging the aspens in a circular pattern heightened by thick, curving paint strokes, that joyful, playful feeling of hope and discovery are enhanced.
If you’re in the Madison, WI area this coming weekend and you’d like to see Heightened Awareness and more of my palette knife paintings in person, please stop by my booth at Art Fair on the Square.
On this trip, it felt like we were flying up and down these curvy mountain roads almost like we were on an adult roller coaster. So I wanted to have a little fun in my painting and capture that sense of movement and playful excitement. Choosing bright vivid colors an curving my strokes almost in a fish-eye composition, add to the youthful energy and thrill of adventure that I wanted to communicate.