a pastel by Ethel Mortenson Davis
-
Join 1,704 other subscribers
Categories
Blogroll
- Alazanto's web site
- Allison Grayhurst
- Ben Naga
- Christine Moran
- Cynthia Jobin
- David Agnew
- David Francis Barker
- Discuss
- ExtraSimile
- Fred Whitehead's Blog
- From a Flower
- Gone Cycling Again
- I Sleep Between the Moons of New Mexico by Ethel Mortenson Davis
- Ina Schroeders-Zeeders
- John Looker
- Julie Catherine
- Salt Bear, a novel by Thomas Davis
- Scriptor Obscura
- Seasonings
- Slowmoto.me
- Steven Federele
- The Forest, the People and the Spirit by Thomas Davis
- The poet and writer Terence Winch, a good friend
- White Ermine Across Her Shoulders
- Zumwalt
fourwindowspress · creative writing, pastel art, and essays
fourwindowspress 
I love the blues… so ephemeral. Such skill with pastels, I’m so envious! 🙂
This blue portraits the essence of marriage, the togetherness, lovely!
Is it my imagination, or is that a sword that is near, but not quite piercing the heart?
Ethel, I look at this and it keeps changing form. There are many perspectives and levels, just as in your poetry! The words “visionary” and “mystic” come to mind in all your creations.
True union you are picturing here, Ethel! Love the intertwining!
There is fire and coolness here, centered by the white embers of the heart. Wonderful!
Hello. I have been reviewing your pastel drawings on this blog and admiring how confident you are with expressing yourself in abstract form. I like the energy of your work. One of my favourite pictures is the study in triangles with its jewel like colours and shapes.