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Twilight Purple Wolf Painting by Texas Artist Laurie Pace, Do you have plans for 2023?



  ©Laurie Pace       Graphics One Design 2023
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30 x 40 inch Giclee Print for $225  
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 by Laurie Pace  

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Twilight Purple Wolf, a favorite in my collection. Right now the large size of 30 x 40 is available for the next five days at $225 with Fine Art America. They have been printing my giclees for 15 years. 

I will be offering specials every week or every two weeks of some paintings I have not offered on Fine Art America before, available in a high quality giclee. 

Rain and Cold Returned to north Texas yesterday and today.

We made it througw the five days of teens and low twenties and cold and ICE last week...as  We ended up with five inches of ice.  I felt bad seeing the damage to my Austin friends and how the freeze hit there and ice took neighborhoods and turned them into looking like a war zone... Trees that were any age were hit. When this happens to the 30-50 year old trees... it is hard to 'cut' them back and have the beauty that was there.   

We had a beautiful Saturday and Sunday last weekend so when this cold rain popped in yesterday and today, our poor Blues (Kerry Blues) are getting tired of a muddy back yard and having to be kenneled for periods of time.  We are hoping for a few days with out rain, but it seems to be spread through our forecast.  Stay safe where ever you are.

I have been working on two new pieces in the studio... will share photos once I get along further on them.  One is entirely experimental... have not done anything like it before.  The other only has a base coat on it as I have not decided what it will become.  We talked some more about adding on for me to have a better studio space. Across the street where we lived prior to this home.. we had 3100 sq ft and I had a media room and a huge game room for my studio upstairs.  It was incredible.  At the lake before that, I had windows running about 20 ft across the west north west side of the studio and beautiful water only 25 ft from the house.  We miss living out there, but we love living so close to our grandchildren, their sweet smiles and hugs mean more.  That leaves us with decisions on spending the money to add on!  We are in prayer over the decision and direction, knowing God will prepare the way for us to either add it on, or to do something else. 

Do you have plans for 2023?  

Follow the Spirit of the Paint... with Laurie Pace
“If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you." James 1:5


Laurie Pace - A Texas Artist 


             


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Laurie is an international artist, her paintings are collected in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Germany, DuBai, Portugal, Italy, France, Germany, the UK, Ireland, Sweden, Norway, Poland, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, St Thomas, Romania, Greece, Croatia, and Ecuador.  



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