If interested in more information on pricing and purchasing this palette knife fall scene, please contact the The Statton Gallery:
The Statton Gallery
137 Spring Street
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
stattongallery.com
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If interested in more information on pricing and purchasing this palette knife fall scene, please contact the The Statton Gallery:
The Statton Gallery
137 Spring Street
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
stattongallery.com
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“Syncopation” ©2020 Niki Gulley
SOLD • 12″ x 24″ textured oil on canvas
If interested in more information on pricing and purchasing this palette knife fall scene, please contact The Statton Gallery:
The Statton Gallery
137 Spring Street
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
stattongallery.com
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Recently, I was commissioned by some of my collectors to paint this colorful harbor town of Tobermory in Scotland. They wanted to have a special painting to remember their amazing anniversary trip. I feel so honored that I got to create something so personal for them!
If you’d like me to create a unique painting of your favorite place or a fond memory, please let me know.
My husband and I both LOVE waterfalls, and we try to visit them whenever we can find them on our adventures. This beautiful cascade turned out to
be right in my husband’s backyard where he grew up. We were in New York
visiting his hometown, and having grown up in a city, I couldn’t
believe this gorgeous spectacle was right outside his door! Not far from
Niagara falls, this massive water flow crashed and glided along the
intricate rock formations rushing into the river far below. The sound of
water rushing was so energetic and peaceful at the same time, and I
wanted to capture that invigorating feeling in my painting. Setting up
my easel at its base, I set out to recreate the energy and flow of the
cascades while showing some of the lush vegetation surrounding them.
Creating strokes in diagonal sweeping shapes to enhance that feeling of
movement and rhythm, I hope you, too, can hear the flowing water’s music
and feel the gentle spray from its mist.
Continuing
our journey along the west coast of Iceland, I was taken by their
simplistic architecture, often topped with bright red roofs to add a pop
of color to the natural landscape. In the next several paintings,
you’ll see I chose a different house or barn each day and set out to
capture its shape, the colors and light hitting the structure, and the
picturesque, idyllic, quiet scenery surrounding the building in all
directions. Here is my last one, where we got up to capture sunrise. The
setting had such a beautiful glow to it that I wanted to recreate that
warmth in the foreground and sky contrasted against the cool distant
mountains. Created with palette knife and oil paint, this piece is full
of surprising pops of color, texture, energy and joy.