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JACKSON ONE
Abstract Horse Painting by Laurie Justus Pace

22 x 28 inches
Acrylic on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Art for the Home

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This is what happened as I branched off to try and new technique....TAR GEL! It certainly gave
new definition to three dimensional. I entitled it Jackson after Jackson Pollock and his abstract work on canvas. Using the tar gel, I was provided with a creative freedom of actual play as I discovered it's versatility.


It is Friday. I will be finishing up my Wolf commission painting for Jeff and getting back in the saddle working up the pieces for Hong Kong. Florence wrote this morning that the new website for the gallery should be complete soon and they will (IF I CAN GET MY WORK THERE BY NOV 10) feature my work in their winter publications. SOOO, I am going to be painting the next three days pretty intensely.

To do this I will have to draw upon the depth of the spirit with in to allow it to be the primary source of energy. Centering in the God's power and in prayer is something essential not just in my line of work, but in your life and my life. When you are connected to our Father it allows your mind and heart to be open for divine guidance and wisdom. The inner Spirit will prompt you, and you must trust this intuition will lead you in your decisions and movement of the day.
In His peace, through prayer, you will find strength, wisdom and purpose.

Shalom,

Laurie

“You will be protected and take your rest in safety.”—Job 11:18
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k Madison Moore said…
I love Pollock...youu really pulled this off!
9:36 AM
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