Artists Of Texas Contemporary Paintings and Art

  “Climbing Trees” ©2021 Niki Gulley 40” x 30” oil on canvas Growing up in the midwest, I loved the first snowfall of the year when everything would get a beautiful dusting of pristine white powder, including even the tiniest of branches in the treetops above. If you caught that moment early enough in the morning before anything had disturbed the intricate frosted web, it was just magical. Then the sun would start rising and peeking through the limbs, and everything would sparkle like diamonds. In Climbing Trees, I wanted to capture that beautiful moment when the sunlight dances through the icing on the treetops and you can feel yourself looking up in wonderment just like you did when you were a kid. For more details and to purchase, go to nikigulley.com/climbing-trees/. *** E-mail -  Niki Gulley for more information on Climbing Trees. To see more of Niki Gulley's Palette knife birch and aspen tree paintings, please visit  nikigulley.com.  

“Climbing Trees” ©2020 Niki Gulley 40” x 30” oil on canvas As a kid, snow was something to look forward to, especially at the beginning of winter when the trees had just a dusting of snow. I always loved going out first thing in the morning before school and stare up into that amazing beauty. *** E-mail -  Niki Gulley for more information on Climbing Trees. To see more of Niki Gulley's Palette knife birch and aspen tree paintings, please visit  nikigulley.com.  

“Climbing Trees” ©2018 Niki Gulley 40” x 30” oil on canvas Growing up in the midwest, I loved the first snowfall of the year when everything would get a beautiful dusting of pristine white powder, including even the tiniest of branches in the treetops above. If you caught that moment early enough in the morning before anything had disturbed the intricate frosted web, it was just magical. Then the sun would start rising and peeking through the limbs, and everything would sparkle like diamonds. In Climbing Trees, I wanted to capture that beautiful moment when the sunlight dances through the icing on the treetops and you can feel yourself looking up in wonderment just like you did when you were a kid. *** E-mail -  Niki Gulley for more information on Climbing Trees. To see more of Niki Gulley's Palette knife birch and aspen tree paintings, please visit  nikigulley.com.

“Climbing Trees” ©2018 Niki Gulley 40” x 30” oil on canvas Growing up in the midwest, I loved the first snowfall of the year when everything would get a beautiful dusting of pristine white powder, including even the tiniest of branches in the treetops above. If you caught that moment early enough in the morning before anything had disturbed the intricate frosted web, it was just magical. Then the sun would start rising and peeking through the limbs, and everything would sparkle like diamonds. In Climbing Trees, I wanted to capture that beautiful moment when the sunlight dances through the icing on the treetops and you can feel yourself looking up in wonderment just like you did when you were a kid. *** E-mail -  Niki Gulley for more information on Climbing Trees. To see more of Niki Gulley's Palette knife birch and aspen tree paintings, please visit  nikigulley.com.

“Climbing Trees” ©2017 Niki Gulley 40” x 30” oil on canvas Growing up in the midwest, I loved the first snowfall of the year when everything would get a beautiful dusting of pristine white powder, including even the tiniest of branches in the treetops above. If you caught that moment early enough in the morning before anything had disturbed the intricate frosted web, it was just magical. Then the sun would start rising and peeking through the limbs, and everything would sparkle like diamonds. In Climbing Trees, I wanted to capture that beautiful moment when the sunlight dances through the icing on the treetops and you can feel yourself looking up in wonderment just like you did when you were a kid. *** E-mail -  Niki Gulley for more information on Climbing Trees. To see more of Niki Gulley's Palette knife birch and aspen tree paintings, please visit  nikigulley.com.

“Climbing Trees” ©2015 Niki Gulley 40” x 30” oil on canvas Growing up in the midwest, I loved the first snowfall of the year when everything would get a beautiful dusting of pristine white powder, including even the tiniest of branches in the treetops above. If you caught that moment early enough in the morning before anything had disturbed the intricate frosted web, it was just magical. Then the sun would start rising and peeking through the limbs, and everything would sparkle like diamonds. In Climbing Trees, I wanted to capture that beautiful moment when the sunlight dances through the icing on the treetops and you can feel yourself looking up in wonderment just like you did when you were a kid. To see more of my palette knife contemporary landscape paintings, visit  nikigulley.com . E-mail -  Niki Gulley

“Living on the Edge” ©2014 Niki Gulley SOLD •  20” x 16” textured oil painting Balancing on the edge of a cliff, this pair of aspen trees stands tall, united against the elements. Painted with palette knife and extremely thick oil paint, this painting captures the textures of the rocky mountain, fall foliage and their natural surroundings. E-mail  Niki Gulley  for more information on her palette knife aspen tree and contemporary landscape paintings.  NikiGulley.com

“Living on the Edge” ©2014 Niki Gulley 20” x 16” textured oil painting Balancing on the edge of a cliff, this pair of aspen trees stands tall, united against the elements. Painted with palette knife and extremely thick oil paint, this painting captures the textures of the rocky mountain, fall foliage and their natural surroundings. E-mail Niki Gulley for more information on her palette knife aspen tree and contemporary landscape paintings. See NikiGulley.com

“Climbing Trees” ©2014 Niki Gulley 40” x 30” oil on canvas Growing up in the midwest, I loved the first snowfall of the year when everything would get a beautiful dusting of pristine white powder, including even the tiniest of branches in the treetops above. If you caught that moment early enough in the morning before anything had disturbed the intricate frosted web, it was just magical. Then the sun would start rising and peeking through the limbs, and everything would sparkle like diamonds. In Climbing Trees, I wanted to capture that beautiful moment when the sunlight dances through the icing on the treetops and you can feel yourself looking up in wonderment just like you did when you were a kid. To see more of my palette knife contemporary landscape paintings, visit  nikigulley.com  or if you are in Chicago, IL this weekend, please stop by my booth at the Wells Street Art Festival. Wells  Street  Art  Fair June 14th and 15th • 10am – 8...

“Climbing Trees” ©2013 Niki Gulley 40” x 30” oil on canvas Growing up in the midwest, I loved the first snowfall of the year when everything would get a beautiful dusting of pristine white powder, including even the tiniest of branches in the treetops above. If you caught that moment early enough in the morning before anything had disturbed the intricate frosted web, it was just magical. Then the sun would start rising and peeking through the limbs, and everything would sparkle like diamonds. In Climbing Trees, I wanted to capture that beautiful moment when the sunlight dances through the icing on the treetops and you can feel yourself looking up in wonderment just like you did when you were a kid. "Climbing Trees" and several of my contemporary palette knife landscapes are also on display at the Good Art Company Gallery in Fredericksburg, TX. For more information, please contact  http://www.goodartcompany.com/gac/. Or, you may visit my webs...