a pastel by Ethel Mortenson Davis
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fourwindowspress · creative writing, pastel art, and essays
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I love this–for the movement, and also, these are my colors. God bless you abundantly today, and always.
Ethel, this is beautiful – I love your expressive use of color and movement in this lovely work of art. ~ Julie 🙂
Stunning
Gorgeous work, Ethel… have always been partial to blue!
A totally perfect pastel painting to image for us the sounds of summer! So vivid, so vibrant, like being at the beach for Fourth of July!
Beautiful work, Ethel – (like Caddo, these are my colors!) The face in the picture changes as I look at it – first it’s in a flower – and then it’s a in a seashell under the water. Flower to seashell – seashell to flower. This is my all time favorite pastel of yours (so far!)
Stunning!
I looked twice and saw the face, wonderful!
Such texture and three-dimension in this, Ethel, for working in pastels. It reminds me of Van Gogh…like Starry Starry Night… but the moon peeking through a swirl of clouds and even spirits. I adore this, Ethel!