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Colors One Horses Five

22 x 28 inches
Oil on Canvas

A Painting a Day



Good morning from the studio. I have been up painting for three hours now! My stomach is growling so I decided it was time to take a break...if it lets up raining I will walk the dogs, if not, I put leashes on them one at a time and do circles inside the house...the other follows along...they have fun and at least I get some exercise.

This painting is using the impasto mixed into the oil paint creating an even thicker pull with the paint leaving defined edges through out the composition. The colors are bright and vivid.

I have been so busy this year I haven't caught up and really not ready to jump into 2007. By this time I normally have all my files pulled and ready for the CPA except for the last day or so...but with New Years eve on a Sunday, my year stops then and I have paintings ending on eBay this weekend, so I have to wait. Need to go buy the macho big container I have to store all the receipts in to keep abreast of that seven year thing.

Looking back on 2006 it found changes in my life that created growth and they say that is good. I believe firmly in the light that burns in each of us and the need for us to allow that light out into the world. I am thankful for much more than I could ever put into words, for not just my family and friends but opportunities that have bloomed in my life.

God is good, all the time God is good.

Laurie

“Then your light shall break forth like the dawn, and your healing shall spring up quickly.”
—Isaiah 58:8

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