Viewing a Laurie Pace painting is a rich experience that drips with color and emotion. Her passionate works are alive with movement boldly created by a wide brush and a palette knife. She loves working with oils, dramatically carving out the paint and transferring energy to the canvas and ultimately on to the viewer. Pareidolia is what happens when Pace gazes at her thickly applied strokes of oil paint and begins to visualize wildlife forms, including her signature horses. It is the same term used when describing the phenomena of seeing animals in clouds or even the face of the man in the moon. Ms. Pace's award winning work has been featured in Southwest Art, Visual Language Magazine, American Art Collector, Western Art Collector, Horseback Magazine and the Appaloosa Journal.

She is a highly collected international artist represented by Mirada Fine Art in Denver Colorado, The Rare Gallery in Jackson Hole Wyoming, The White Dog Gallery in Carbondale, Colorado, SR Gallery in Hong Kong, The Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas, Adieb Khadoure Fine Art in Santa Fe New Mexico and Earthworks in New York.