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TIGHT TURN

Oil on Canvas
18 x 27 inches

A Painting A Day


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It is MONDAY shipping day. Terry is out in the garage, totally sprayed down with Organic Bug Spray with LOTS of citronella in it! HUMMM, smells good! We were up early this morning, I think it was five, and we enjoy the quiet together with good drink, he had hot coffee with Bailey's Irish creme and I had peppermint tea! We still have not had breakfast yet and it is nine a.m. I will be stirring something up in a few minutes...he is out making boxes!~

Texas heat has turned my painting time inside out!! But the painting above is soft and lively despite the outside temperatures. Painted from some photos I took last fall, this little girl is out for a romp. When I paint I want my horses to explode with action and color...for you to FEEL the energy coming from them through my painting!

Grace to you all,

Laurie

“I will give thanks to the Lord with my whole heart; I will tell of all your wonderful deeds.”—Psalm 9:1

Comments

k Madison Moore said…
Hi Laurie,
This is just great. I love the colors and the action in this piece.
Wonderful!!!!
Nice speaking with you the other day. Hope I was of help. You were wonderful in sharing things with me and made my life much easier as a blogger. You are blessed to be a person that shares. Good luck to you. Your paintings are always beautiful
http://kmadisonmoore.blogspot.com

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