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Brilliant Roses ~ Rose Oil Painting by Laurie Justus Pace

24 x 24 inches
Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Art for the Home

SOLD



Monday greets us with rain this morning. A cold front pushing through will lower our temps to the high eighties. I hope you found that amusing. We are so ready for at least one good one to push through.

This painting is so thickly wet. I haven't painted this thick in awhile. The color is vibrant. There is not room for sad or depressed states around this baby...she makes you smile as she lights up your eyes.

Terry and I had dinner and cowboys with our eldest son Justin and his girlfriend Jan. It was fun. I have not had the opportunity to relax and laugh as I did yesterday. I am not painting today either, so it will probably be Wednesday before I pick up a paint brush.

Yesterday one of my buyers drove up from FtWorth to pick up his 18 x 60 inch painting. Problem was he was in a small pickup truck and it was cloudy and threatening rain! His daughter was with him, she is a fabulous young lady, very intelligent. We ended up boxing the painting together. I can't cut the cardboard Terry uses for the custom boxing, but together we did it! It tucked nicely underneath his tool box in the back of the tiny bed and shoved in enough he could close the bed. I haven't heard from him, but hope it made it in tact.

Have a great Monday! We are packing for Hong Kong and Jackson Hole, Wyoming....and of course other destinations like Detroit, Atlanta, Grapvine, Florida....only thing is I am not going. Only the paintings are going! Hugs to my baby bro in Singapore. He is really there!

God Speed,

Laurie

“Seek the Lord and his strength; seek his presence continually.”—Psalm 105:4

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