“Honestly, I’m just a color and texture junkie, who insists on expressing through my creations.“ ~jkn
The Non-Scientific Power of Emotion, part 1
Oils, mixed media, 24x30
The Non-Scientific Power of Emotion, part 2
Oils, mixed media, 24x30
Butterfly Effect part 1
Oils, 20x20
Butterfly Effect part 2
Oils, 20x20
Computer Blues
Oils, 36x48
Lightning in a Bottle
Oils, 30x36 (sold)
Halo
Oils, mixed media and metallics 48x60
Choices
Oils, 20x20
Passageways
Oils, 30x40
The Reconstruction
Oils 48x60 (sold)
Arrival
Oils, 24x36 (sold)
Rituals
Oils 48x48 (sold)
Savant Genius
Oils, 12x12 (sold)
Intellectual Stimulation
Oils, mixed media 12x12 (sold)
Circuit Circuit
Oils, mixed media 12x12 (sold)
Northern Lights
Oils, 30x36 (sold)
Aryan
Oils, mixed media 36x48 (sold)
Seahorse
Oils, 18x24
Why Not?
Oils 12x12 (sold)
The Now
Oils, mixed media, 24x30
The Afterlife
Oils, mixed media, 24x30
A Single Rose
Oils, 12x12 (sold)
Dichotomy
Oils, 12x12 (sold)
Evening in Springtime
Oils, 12x30
Fences
Oils, mixed media, 48x60
Shanghai
Oils 48x48
Fierce
Oils, 11x14
The Red Sea
Oils 29x39 (sold)
Trios Album Cover
Oils 36x36 (commission)
South Congress
Oils, glazes, 36x36, (sold)
Lisa
Oils, mixed media 36x48 (sold)
Imagination City
Oils, 18x36 (sold)
God
Oils, mixed media 48x60
Little Mountains
Oils, 12x12
Colorful Colorado
Oils, 12x12
Fjord
Oils, 12x30 (sold)
Above and Below
Oils, 30x30 (sold)
Rio
Oils, 30x30
The Beauty of
the Mechanical
the Powerful
the Great.
Locomotive
Oils, 29x35
Rolling into the Station
Oils, 12x12
New York Central
Oils, 22x33
At the Station
Oils, 24x36
Big Stack
Oils, 20x30
London Bridge
Oils, 36x48
Full Stream
30x48
Some of my best works are the ones where I felt like I didn’t paint them at all, but rather held the brush as a miraculous force of love and spirituality flowed through me, dancing across the canvas in a flurry of life. These are very special moments indeed.
My Grandmother always said, “Your talents are given to you by God. What you do with them is what you give back to Him.” I hope in some way I’m able to touch the lives of others through my art and passion for the things I do.
I find a tremendous amount of inspiration through all types of art . From interior design, landscapes, and architecture, to theater and dance, but especially through music.
I was fortunate to grow up the daughter of a very talented jazz pianist. I dedicate this website to my Dad, Tom Niebuhr. A fervent student of music and all things aviation, who never hesitated to share his knowledge with others. I love you Dad.
To capture the moment of inspiration and awe; the glorious feeling within. This is every great photographer’s dream. Here are some of my favorite moments I was lucky enough to capture.
Helen Hunt Falls, near Colorado Springs
Zilker Park, Original color version
This unique tree lay almost perfectly horizontal across the Colorado River in Austin, TX. I was absolutely amazed at the perfectly graceful weight balance in such an unusual position. Nature never ceases to astound me. I went back a few years later and was saddened to find that a flood had taken it down and washed it partially down the then dry creek bed.
Clouds rolling into a plateau in New Mexico.
New Mexico
Somewhere in New Mexico.
Captured this glorious display on a road trip to Santa Fe
This was taken on a day spent with my Dad and our cameras, in what was then the very small town of Melissa, Texas. We spent a lot of time setting up the perfect shot, playing with exposures and filters... I love how the huge silos loom in the distance behind this simple little country house, the clouds powerful in their own right. But most of all, this image speaks to me in volumes of quality time spent together.
One of my all time favorites. Captured this literally at the end of the roll of film. I left the bleed on the left to remind me how close I came to not getting the shot, and feel it is perfect the way it is.
You may recognize this scene from Predators
Near Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs
UT Campus, Austin, TX
View from the Congress St. bridge, Austin, TX.
Sometimes a few simple pops of color can bring a home to life when preparing it to sell. Whether vacant or occupied, a little bit of love shows up well in photos and marketing.
Contact me for more information or consultation.
Galactic, 48x48
Icelandic, 48x60
Jenny, 48x30
Rain cloud, 24x36
Sprite, 18x18
The Afterlife, 24x30
Rio, 30x30
Purple flowers, 24x36
Geode, 36x36
Seven, 36x36
There is nothing more satisfying than having people want to see and and enjoy your work. I have been fortunate to hang my art in some great locations throughout central Texas., including Austin, The Arboretum, Westlake, Taylor, Dallas, Bishop Arts District, McKinney and in the offices of private collectors. Thanks to each and every one of you who continue to come out to support me. It really means a lot!
I worked hard to organize and coordinate an art show fundraiser for Lyme disease. The show included over twenty artists from all over the country, and a remote guest appearance from a Lyme specialist in New York.
Heat show at the Taylor Art Guild.
Arboretum, Austin, TX, Mill & Leaf
Art show fundraiser for Lyme disease. The event was a wonderful success and a fun night!
West Austin Studio Tour, Westlake Art & Frame Gallery
Mill & Leaf Gallery, with fellow artist Debbie Argryopoulis
Silent auction at the fundraiser for Lyme disease
Austin Arboretum
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