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Bursting in Air... yes, it is spring pollen. Rebirth begins. Equine Painting Laurie Pace




  ©+Laurie Pace       Graphics One Design 2005

 Size: 30 x 30 Oil on Canvas. Sold
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Bursting in Air... yes, it is spring pollen. Rebirth begins. Equine Painting Laurie Pace

The painting is an oldie goldie, but one I think of often. Lives in California and it was one that I sold on eBay back in the day before I signed on with Galleries. The power in this painting still amazes me despite the rudimentary horse.

As we are into May, my work is reborn with each journey to the easel.  Around me outside the grass is bright green, flowers are budding and blooming everywhere, and the trees are covered in thick brilliant new green leaves.  Even the sky seems bluer.  How can you not feel the energy crackling around you in this amazing season?  

Here in Texas we know it is a matter of days...maybe weeks if we are blessed, that summer creeps in early. The rain stops, the drought returns, the temperatures hit 100 degrees and above and the "egg frying on concrete" competitions begin.

Seriously this might be  good time to prepare to prepare.  Spend some time meditating and praying about growth for yourself this spring. Invite God's wisdom and love into your life knowing God will propel you forward with positive things coming through you.

Into your hand... I place this seed. What will you do with it?

Laurie


" In his hand is the life of every living thing and the breath of every human being." Job 12:10


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