an abstract pastel by Ethel Mortenson Davis
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fourwindowspress · creative writing, pastel art, and essays
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Beautiful. Thank you.
Wonderful composition, You managed to do triangles without this being sharp the colors are dreamy.I would most definitely hang this on my wall
Love the colors — the triangle is my favorite geomatic shape!
Oh goody! Pretty STARS!! God bless you both today, and always.
Lovely, Ethel, I like this – and of course, especially the blues (my favorite color). I see a couple of roof lines – imagining a little chalet … 🙂
Love your palette and sense of control, Ethel … Just lovely.
Love it – thanks
Nice – I’d hang this on the wall.
The more you look… the more you see.
Looks like silk and satin – amazing how you can create that effect!
Blue and yellow–very French and very springlike. The glassy, blurred-edge triangles enfold themselves over and into each other–so many relationships implied!
You paint the color blue with many personalities…
Wonderful, Ethel…like a multi-colored jewel magnified!
i wasn’t expecting to get so many comments on a simple piece. Love Ethel