"Pace Yourself" (SOLD)

$1,300.00

(SOLD)

16” x 40”

“Pace yourself” is the third and final piece of the Myers family series. It is made from the same piano as “remember” and “the music plays on”. This particular piece was made for one of the sons, who also happens to be a talented musician/singer/songwriter.

Fun story: As I said, when I prayed I saw pictures of boats, ocean and storms. I wanted to use a portion of His Dad’s old player piano’s music scrolls as the background; I liked that the notes reminded of a starry night sky. However, what I could not have planned is when I picked up one of the scrolls and unraveled it I saw fragments of lyrics to a song. I saw things like “Through surf and storm and howling gale, High shall our purpose be.” It was the Coast Guard marching song. These are the moments that happen all the time when you create with The Father. His love notes are everywhere if we will just take notice.

(SOLD)

16” x 40”

“Pace yourself” is the third and final piece of the Myers family series. It is made from the same piano as “remember” and “the music plays on”. This particular piece was made for one of the sons, who also happens to be a talented musician/singer/songwriter.

Fun story: As I said, when I prayed I saw pictures of boats, ocean and storms. I wanted to use a portion of His Dad’s old player piano’s music scrolls as the background; I liked that the notes reminded of a starry night sky. However, what I could not have planned is when I picked up one of the scrolls and unraveled it I saw fragments of lyrics to a song. I saw things like “Through surf and storm and howling gale, High shall our purpose be.” It was the Coast Guard marching song. These are the moments that happen all the time when you create with The Father. His love notes are everywhere if we will just take notice.

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“Sail on my son, sail on…

This is what I heard as this piece started to come together. This piece represents both grace and resilience. The title “Pace Yourself” was inspired by the tempo adjustment plate on the side of the boat. It’s a reminder that there is no pressure to perform in the storm. Rest and go at your own pace.