'Reckoning Two' Large Equine Horse Oil Painting by Laurie Justus Pace

'Reckoning Two'
3 ft by 4 ft
Oil on Canvas

Commission Painting SOLD
Gallery Value $4800

Contact me for your own painted pony. Laurie

© Laurie Justus Pace Graphics One Design 2009

AND available to purchase today....

'Sail Away'
18 x 27 inches
Oil on Canvas
by Morgan Pace

Available 450

Appraised Gallery Value 1495

Contact me to purchase and mention the title of the painting: Morgan

Click on the painting to see more details. The paint is VERY thick Holbein Duo Oils.

The Horse Painting: Double trouble today, but Morgan is painting and I promised to post his work. He truly is stronger every time he paints. I just finished up the 3 ft by 4 ft horse in vivid reds and greens for a home in West Texas with a very tall wall by a desk! It was fun painting this one and I still may touch up some areas along the way.

Here is a slide show of the process:

The Thought: Found out on Friday that I have TWO shows in New York in August. Also found out I need double the work. I have been painting non stop and will be today as well. Terry is busy working on the bathroom. I know we will not make it up for the shows with the bathroom still unfinished. I am hoping to escape to the lake for a few days. I will need it after this!

When playing the piano, you have to move from the clinical play of a piece to the emotional playing of a piece. The pattern of sound tells a story and the touch of the musician gives expression to the story. The music can softly life you to a high plateau and tease you with building arpeggios. Then suddenly the music can fall silent ....hesitant....quiet. WHAM...the next play of fingers across the notes sends you with eyes flying open and your heart beating fast.

A passionate player can take your mind on a soulful journey through a song. They know just the right second to transcend into quiet and explode into energy.

God is no different. Just think about your life. If you are like me I pray for plateaus of peace. I know they are short lived but it is a time to rest and regain your strength. (I am hopeful for the lake trip) God would like us to be in preparation with our gifts, ready to use them at His timing. Be ready to accomplish things in His name today.

Turn off your computer today, and your television. Be a participant in life.

I just got an email just before I clicked published and my art is the art for today on eBsq. This is for Monday as I know feedblitz sends this out a day late..so those of you on feedblitz will see it on Tuesday... my art was chosen for Monday. Click the picture to visit EBSQ.

Laurie

"As of me, I trust in You. O Lord, I say, "You are my God." My times are in Your hand." Psalm 31:14-15

A Bit of Wonder Contemporary Horse Oil Daily Painting Art by Laurie Justus Pace 24 x 30 x 2 inches of thick buttery oils! Contact me to purchase: Laurie "This is the day that the Lord has made; Let us rejoice and be glad in it". Psalm 118:24 It was a day of celebration yesterday as Lauren Gracen was born. Stacey began her labor around nine in the morning and was ready to push by 12:15, but they held her off while getting things set up. Took four good contractions with multiple pushes and the baby was there! All grandparents accounted for to count the toes and fingers! My admiration is for my daughter and her bravery and calmness despite the tension and newness of what she faced. I was honored to be there as the baby was delivered seeing my granddaughter push out into the light and take her first breathe... and then cry... and that she did. Terry was able to participate and he and Larry helped with pushing and getting Stacey upright for the process and then Terry was hon...

Arrival...Refrigerator?

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Gathering... The Good People are Gathering. Figurative Palette Knife Painting by Texas Artist Laurie Pace

© G.O.D. Laurie Justus Pace Graphics One Design 2013 Mid Summer Nights Gathering Good People Series #2 32 x 48 inches Oil on Canvas. SHHH..Do not tell, but I am done. It may take two years for this painting to cure out. It has to head to Mirada Fine Art in about three or four weeks... meanwhile it will be banished to the room with the dehumidifier in it. Stay tuned at Mirada Fine Art with Steve Sonnen for more details about what is happening to this "crowd" from my Good People Series. In fact, drop Steve an email and ask to be added to the mailing list for this special gathering. Good food, good friends and good art. What more could you want? Email Steve here. Tell him to put you on the list for the Special June Showing. Laurie Pace A Texas Artist Golden Pond Studio My Blog My Website ...

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