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There are so many things that happen in the world that sometimes I just want to run away and hide, and wonder "Where is God? Why is this allowed to happen?" And I wonder when times get rough- "Lord, have you forgotten me?" Actually, it's the other way around, I've forgotten to remember the Lord, that he is ever present, to place my trust that what will be, will be. This 24"x18"x1.5 gallery wrap acrylic painting expresses the worry, running away, all the while praying to be remembered, not forgotten using the lovely but delicate like us forget-me-not flower. The horse is our paso fino stallion Adonis. I feel this one very powerfully and intimately. Do you?

Jonelle McCoy, the artist and creator of the beautiful paintings on McCoy's Gaited Horse Artworks, grew up in Upstate New York where her innate talent to create was evidenced at an early age. She states that her love of animals has always existed, and that they are the main focus of her drawings and paintings. As a child, she even made her own patterns for stuffed animals she sewed. It was her Hungarian great grandfather from whom she inherited her artistic inclination. In her words, " I thank my great granddaddy for passing on the artistic genes to me; he is my guardian angel. His plain gray easel, spotted with his past smears, dots of painting, and little holes from pinning his reference materials to it is what I use; it makes me feel...