Natalie has been an artist almost all of her life. In 2004, Natalie continued her studies in art attending William Paterson University. While studying for her degree Natalie became inspired by the influences of Kandinsky with his musical compositions and the expressionist style of paintings by Pollock. Before graduating in 2008, she created a unique style of painting that combines these two influences. She focused on flowing forms and colors with painting layers of paint by dripping and splattering acrylic onto canvas. After graduating William Paterson University with a Bachelor’s Degree of Fine Arts with a concentration in painting, she became a graphic artist for FulcrumGallery.com.
Today, Natalie spends her time focusing on more free flowing compositions in order to expand her artistic repertoire. “Choosing subjects like colorful peacocks
and penguins really help me to gain recognition,” says Talocci. “Using drips, drops and layers to create a stained glass effect, I’ve developed a unique, abstract style of painting that draws the viewer in for a closer look.”
