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New Colorado Wildflower Painting by Palette Knife Artist Niki Gulley

    

"Rhythms of Summer II" 
• 20" x 30" textured oil painting 
 ©2021 Niki Gulley

Crimson Paintbrush fill Colorado's undulating grassy hills with color joy. Sweeping clouds dance overhead while nature's palette puts on a harmonic concert below. Making sure to not over blend my thick strokes allows you to see the marks and feel the peaceful energy. Repeating patterns and waves of color create a harmony within the painting, while rendering the blooms and their surroundings abstractly plays with taking a traditional subject matter and showing it in a contemporary way.

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E-mail Niki Gulley for more information on my textured Colorado paintings.

To see more of my contemporary impressionistic landscape paintings, visit nikigulley.com.

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