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Watercolor Portrait in Progress, Aquaboard Try Out by Texas Artist Laurie Pace

'Krysta Continues'
Watercolor on Aqua Board 

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 © Laurie Justus Pace     Graphics One Design 2010
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Monday was a cloudy cool day. I told TP mid day it was a lazy day.  We were up at six thirty and drove into Winnsboro about 9. I had a hair appt and finally chopped off the long hair. I had to wait to cut my hair while Ken was shooting the video of my work.  Pictures later.   We left there and went to visit The Jersey Girls.  This is a dairy in Winnsboro. We sampled homemade yogurts, cheeses and fresh unpasteurized milk. Oh my gosh, it was all wonderful.  We came home with a sack full.  We did read up on the raw milk and really have to debate if we will use it all the time or not.  I have to check it for my lactose intolerance. From what I have read, usually it is the pasteurization that creates the problem with lactose and pasteurized milk. But then you have to consider the possibilities of harm from unpasteurized milk. Let  me know your thoughts.

I truly had no desire to work in the afternoon, but Terry painted our bathroom and I worked on Krysta's painting adding in more blond. Her dark hair will be blended over it. With watercolor I have to think backwards.

My thought for you today is to be faith filled.  Be fearless in this day and feel the freedom God graces  in your life.  As an adult fear and worry seem to consume us.  Our focus is often not in the correct direction. So try imaging Jesus standing beside you all day long.  He is walking the walk visibly with you this day and you are going to remind yourself of that.  Keep this vision with you. Think of Him next to you participating in your day and watching over you.  Allow your faith to led you this day. Jesus is the way-shower.  Live free today...free from your worries.  

Laurie  

"Do not worry about your life, what you will eat or what you will drink....Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothing?" Matthew 6:25


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Diana Moses Botkin said…
It looks like a wonderful start on this joyful portrait. Do you like the Aqua Board?
2:46 AM
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