A gallop through the glass arch by David Cotton
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Elara didn’t ride into the city to be seen; she rode to be remembered. As she passed through the Great Glass Arch—the gateway between the wild northern plains and the silent, stone-faced capital—the wind fought to take the hat off her head. As she reached the center of the square, she didn't slow down. She had a horizon to catch, and the city was just a beautiful, blurry tunnel on the way to the rest of her life.
About the Artist
David Cotton
My artistic journey began in May 2023 during a cancer rehabilitation session. I had never taken an art lesson before, but I was told that art therapy and colouring could be a great way to reduce stress. When I got home, I bought an anti-stress colouring book and a set of felt-tip pens. I spent a few…
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