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Blue Hills First Base Coat by Texas Artist Laurie Pace

Base Coat Blue Hills
40 x 40 inches


This is the beginning or actually the second step after sketching on the canvas. It truly did not matter what colors I used in blocking right now..and these are NOT the colors you will see once I begin knifing my paint onto the surface. 


This basically covers up the white already primed canvas with some colors. Progress will be shown tomorrow.






©Laurie Pace    Graphics One Design 1998-2012 
Contact me for your own commissioned painting or to purchase this piece: Laurie    




Joyfully


Existing in life from day to day, working to live makes it hard in a way

To stop and take a breath, to look around and see the joy that can now be found.




Moving round you is His Spirit bright, waiting for you to walk in the light.

Lifting the burdens you shoulder through time, opening your vision to what you may find.

Joy is an awareness and creative expression, it's there to light your dark depression.

Giving to neighbors and friends in need, the planting starts with joyful seed.

The beauty of nature and music of life does not require a day of tense strife.

Recognize the Christ dwelling in you, and let your soul be joyful in all you do.


Words of my Heart, Laurie
A Texas Artist, Laurie Pace

"With joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation." Isaiah 12:3


 
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