'Colors in the Sun' Horse Equine Painting by Laurie Pace

'Colors in the Sun'

6 x 6 inches

Oil on Panel

Contact me to purchase. $100

Laurie

The Painting: I am back on tiny canvas doing pieces for an upcoming show at the Dutch Art Gallery. It will be the first show of the Artists of Texas aka Daily Painters of Texas. This is Holbein Duo Oils on panel board. These are so easy to slip into a frame to hang. A perfect size to begin to collect.

The Thought: Every day is filled with potential. Despite what you think upon rising, it is a new day and it has every positive possibility you could ever dream of. The only thing that stands in the way of this new day is often you. We all tend to draw on our fears and negativity and feelings of failure that we assign ourselves. If we assign it to ourselves, perhaps we should make a sign and hang it around our neck declaring ourselves as unworthy losers.

God does not believe so at all. There is divine potential in every moment of the day. It is up to us to open our arms and hearts to its existence. We must keep the vision positive that God is there working for our best and it is our open heart that reaches out to impact others. This all affects our own well-being.

Give yourself a break today and lift up your hands to receive His blessings. Divine possibilities are all around you. Are you ready to receive them?

Laurie

"Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life."--Psalm 23:6

"I have never met a man who has given me as much trouble as myself." D. L. Moody

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