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Abstract Horse Painting Red Horse by Texas Contemporary Equine Artist Laurie Pace

Red Horse
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24 x 30 inches  Oil on Canvas  
      © Laurie Pace   Graphics One Design 1998-2011

GRACE

I love the colors in the abstract horse painting. I did it back in 2006 era.  There is a sense of relaxation and grace in this painting.  No hurry, no anxiety...just peace and calm.

Grace is around us all the time. For us it may seem invisible and in a way mysterious, but none the less, grace is ever present.   During struggling times in life, we need to allow that inner peace to surface and bring us the grace we so desperately need.  The spirit indwells in each of us and will bring through His Grace all answers we seek.

If we are ever vigilant and conscious of this inner power, grace can guide us and shape our journey in positive ways. Through stormy times and rough waters, grace will fill the sail on our boat and gentle blow us in the direction we need to be.

Grace is unconditional through God... just like His love for us.


This is a snapshot from Mother's Day Brunch yesterday.
We look pretty tired...but we are actually FULL. More pictures to come.

I have to unload the rest of my camera....and today I will be doing that and starting some of the sample paintings for the workshop. Will be sharing those this week too!
Grace to you today and all days and in all ways.

Laurie        
 
"From his fullness we have all received, grace upon grace."  John 1:16
 
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