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ROOSTER FIVE

24 x 30 inches
Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

A Painting A Day.
Contact me if you are interested in this painting.
Laurie Pace


Well, I am ready to paint this morning...and I have a list of TO DO things. I put up a LARGE white posterboard that I can write on and erase for things to to. I have this issue with memory now that I am over fifty! So as I think of things I list them immediately. As I do them I wipe them off. Was doing really good yesterday starting with about 18 things on my list and made it down to 6 things left and now this morning I am back up to sixteen things and I can think of about four more to post!

I painted with Trina yesterday and played catch up here and there with bills and house work and wash. I have class this afternoon and have to finish my lesson prep but hope to paint a bit more today.

The above rooster is too impressionistically recognizable for me. I want to swing back to the more abstract pulls of color, but meanwhile this one is full with color and knife work, but leaning more to full image of what it is. I am also working on some 30 X 40 commission pieces for a collector in Florida...her horses and dogs....WHAT FUN! That is what I will be working on today...maybe can post one tomorrow!

Meanwhile...have a great day...embrace the world with joy!

Grace,
Laurie


“Clothe yourselves with the new self, created according to the likeness of God in true righteousness and holiness.”—Ephesians 4:24
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