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SEASONS OF LIFE ~ Wild Life Art by Laurie Justus Pace

24 X 36 inches
Oil on Canvas

Contemporary Art for the Home

AVAILABLE AT THE RARE GALLERY ~ JACKSON HOLE, WYOMING.



Saturday morning finds me in the studio. I will be working on my pieces for the SR Gallery in Hong Kong. That is my weekend of painting! This piece above is for the RARE GALLERY in Jackson Hole Wyoming. It is piles of layers of color catching the sunlight in the field with grazing buffalo. Buffalo almost disappeared when the white man took over the west from the Indians. It is simply delightful to see buffalo grazing today....be it here in Texas on a local ranch or in Colorado or the deep west.

Take a deep breath this morning and allow the grace of the Lord to fill your lungs and spread through out your body. If you sit quietly and deep breath through about ten breaths, you will find yourself rested as if you napped and the rest you feel with in is His Grace sapping out the tension, the worries and the stress. Try it several times through out the day. Your gentle breathing is filled with powerful oxygen that soothes your soul and enriches the cells in your body to live. This is through the abundance and grace of the Lord. Allow Him to fill your body and your life with every breath.

Shalom,
Laurie

“From his fullness we have all received, grace upon grace.”—John 1:16


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