Year of the Horse

Funny how in the Year of the Horse, during a Mercury retrograde as I sort through old files, I find pictures of horses I drew in 1995. I love how we can be unknowingly in sync with astrological happenings while going about our lives. Doing what needs to be done while in the flow of larger forces.

The funny part is that I’ve been telling people that I’ve tried, but can’t draw horses.

So, here’s to looking back at horses from this very busy Year of the Horse. Cheers.

Sumi Curvilinears Aren’t Human

Of course they aren’t Human, but they share characteristics, like going on walk about.

In fact, walking about is one of their favorite things to do.

Unless it’s playing dress up, which doesn’t always work.

And then, there’s the youth, so careful to just observe before moving.

Sometimes they channel being a turkey or a duck just for the fun of it.

Or, they might just take flight.

Sumi Curvilinears

An artist came to town, a Curvilinear in practice, bending the lines to suit itself.

Followed by the youngest, of course, who naturally bent lines to suit itself.

A local Curvilinear strolled by, peacefully demonstrating the bending of lines.

Yet another Curvilinear was feeling a little mutable today. Could bend one way or another.

The siblings showed their differences, bending the lines within their personalities.

While another Curvilinear peaked out of bed to see what all the commotion was about.

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Sumi drawings (c) Cheyenne MacMasters 2026

Sumi Time

Introducing the Curvilinears:

bending the lines to suit themselves

You’ll be seeing them around, because that’s all I really do these days

Yes, just playing with bending the lines…

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Sumi drawings (c) Cheyenne MacMasters 2026