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Backlash Contemporary Abstract Painting by Texas Artist Laurie Pace

'Backlash'
Acrylic on Canvas
Prints Available on Fine Art America
Contact me for commission work. Laurie
   © Laurie Justus Pace     Graphics One Design 2010


This is a hurry day. We are hurrying into Dallas.  Am suppose to be working on a new music piece today, but I have to trust in the higher power in my direction today. Tomorrow will be a good day to paint it as well.

You will be viewing abstract pieces on and off in the Omega Series.  They are available in prints on canvas or on paper or even in cards from Fine Art America.

I am not believing September is here.  Wish the weather would change a bit...then we might believe it.
The economy is not getting any better. Our weather is getting any better either.  Time to place it all back in God's hands and get busy doing things that are important and leave the grumpy thoughts behind.  As Ben always says, "You can get GLAD just like you get sad."  It works for 'mad' too.  

Along with my Bible, the pearls of wisdom from our parents keep me going.  I pray for you a day of GLAD!


 
Laurie
 
“Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it.”- Proverbs 22:6

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