a pastel drawing by Ethel Mortenson Davis for Joey
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fourwindowspress · creative writing, pastel art, and essays
. . . we see the same colors!
I love the palette which you seem to favor, Ethel.
Outstanding. It just keeps on giving, one image of a beautiful horse after another. Truly enjoyed.
Ethel, this is truly lovely – and I can ‘see’ the healing taking place within the lines and expressions of your beautiful horses. Sending love and prayers to you. ~ Love, Julie xox
Ethel, I like the way you have incorporated a rocking horse, a vehicle for the imagination, among the lively images of the horses in your drawing.