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Early Blooms Magnolia
Flower Art by Laurie Justus Pace

18 x 27 inches Oil on Canvas

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Oh my gosh. It is Wednesday early, not quite six and I am up to paint immediately! I do have to pull some clothes together for donations being picked up today and put some old furniture out for additional donations. But I will wait till daylight. It is far from now with the DLS time.

My mother is mending with the love of the Lord and her family at home. Thank you again for your prayers with her hospitalization.

I am working on a commission pieces today for a horse ranch in Lufkin, Texas. It is a 3 ft by 4 ft painting of three of their favorite babies. AND then will sketch out a horse for a commission piece that will go live in Washington DC. After that work for the new gallery in Massachusetts, small pieces at least and hopefully to return to a portrait of a young girl that has been pending since the fall. Every day I come in this studio hoping to catch up, but have realized yesterday that will never happen. I must allow the journey painting to unfold as it comes. The unknowing of the future must be left in the hands of a knowing God. Our Father has the whole scoop and my trust in his timing must be total. The unknowing future must be trusted in pure faith to the knowing Lord. Keep that thought tucked close today.

In Faith,
Laurie

"Your kingdom is an everlasting kingdom, and your dominion endures through all generations. The LORD is faithful to all his promises and loving toward all he has made." Psalm 145:13
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Moggy said…
Laurie

I haven't been to your site in a while and I'm happy to see that your still painting so often. I just bought a new house and am in the process of moving, but the great thing is that now I think I will finally have space to paint at home.
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Diana Moses Botkin said…
This is beautiful, Laurie! I like the composition and brushwork. Do you have these trees blooming already?

We are just starting to see the ground here in north Idaho, as the snow is starting to melt in the valley. No flowers yet.
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