a pastel drawing by Ethel Mortenson Davis
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I always enjoy your pastels Ethel. You give me inspiration to have a go, albeit with my left hand! I just bought some chalk pastels and some oil ones. What do you use if you don’t my my asking?
Love Christine x
Oil Pastel is good. Chalk is different from real pastel. Pastel is pure pigment and superior. Love Ethel
Thanks very much Ethel xx
You’re welcome. Love Ethel
the essence of horse!
All of the charming bits anyway
🙂
Lovely work.
Always enjoy your comments. Love Ethel
It brings to mind the ancient paintings found in caves…drawn as this is, by one who is familiar with their form as with the artist’s own.
http://poeticyear.wordpress.com/2011/09/09/galloping/
Beautiful, Ethel – I had the same impression as eremophila; there is a primitive feel to your pastel work, and I love your interpretations. ~ Julie xoxox