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Lost in the Woods Painting of Horses by Elle Pace, Laurie Pace Texas Artist

   © Laurie Pace        Graphics One Design 2023 Lost in the Forest 8 x 10  Oils on Cradled Board Available    by Laurie Pace   Shop other Available Artwork.  Sign up for my quarterly newsletter and painting sales. These horses appeared on the surface as I knifed the board in colors that brought me joy... and then I added more green, because all the leaves were coming out on the trees!  This painting is joyful... how about you? " Brothers, I do not consider that I have made it my own. But one thing I do: forgetting what lies behind and straining forward to what lies ahead, I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus. " Philippians 3: 13-14  Where is your joy?   There are things you can do to get your joy and your confidence back.  Life has never come with a promise of happiness. My grandmother told me many years ago, when I was 10, that happiness would fly away from "me" if I  was not helping and serv

Walking down the Avenue... looking ahead to Thanksgiving week and activities I hope to pull off! Laurie Pace, Texas Artist, ELLE

   © Laurie Pace        Graphics One Design 2023 I'd Go Walking Down the Avenue 16 x 20 inches SOLD  by Laurie Pace   Shop other Available Artwork.   Sign up for my quarterly newsletter and painting sales. Travel Tomorrow three paintings are heading to Colorado to Mirada Fine Art Gallery in Denver.  The show opens the weekend of Thanksgiving!!  This is not one of them... but just a teaser to stay tuned.  I found this piece to repost from 8 years ago and fell in love with it again. I will have to get past this blocked situation and get to work again! If you have not signed up for my newsletter on my website, it comes out maybe three to four times a year. Mainly for sales.  We all get too much email in our in boxes daily, and will not risk you deleting things from me!  Most of you know you can see what it happening on my Google Blog right here!  Time seems to escape me daily... and I look forward to falling back in a routine again soon.  Do you have a set routi

BLAST OF BLUE... and it was not a Kerry Blue! Painting in the Studio with ELLE (Laurie Pace Texas Artist)

   © Laurie Pace        Graphics One Design 2023 "Blast of Blue" in Progress 8 x 10 Mounted Panel Mixed Media  In Studio - ELLE  Shop other Available Artwork.   Sign up for my quarterly newsletter and painting sales. Letting Go Our summer finally ended. Yesterday morning the winds switched from the south (we have been at 80 degrees for a week, down from 90-95 the week before) and with the north wind zooming in, Fall officially arrived with a cold freeze last night. It was 31 this morning but felt like mid twenties.  BLAST OF BLUE! I am working on a large canvas and this small one today . I have written often about 'getting in the way of the painting' and over controlling the paint itself. It works rarely when you do this. When you tightly paint or over compensate for what the subject is, you tend to lose the freshness of painting and the joy of the journey.  I am feeling that way with the larger painting... so I picked up a cradled Panel board a

PROCESS, CHANGE, and more... from the Studio of Elle aka Laurie Justus Pace

   © Laurie Pace        Graphics One Design 2022 IN PROCESS  48 x 32   by Laurie Pace   Shop other Available Artwork.   Sign up for my quarterly newsletter and painting sales. Why is it at the end of every day I can think of 100 things to write and share pertaining to life, love, family and painting, but at 11 am... my brain is still trying to make sure I finished what I needed to do this morning!.  This would be why I always blogged the night before and posted it to release in the early morning hours. Something to be said about 'the old days'.  Launching into November. Feels officially like fall is here when we reach the first of November. The trees in Texas rarely turn with color.  Our elm in the front yard is getting its tiny yellow leaves and the red oaks in the back are still green!  I do believe the fall colors are part of the painting I have been working on over the past three weeks ever so slowly until this week!   Change is good