Inside Out
Dawn Henning, 2012
Watercolor on Arches paper.
More work can be seen at http://www.dawnhenning.com
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Sketchjay 
Lovely! Gave me a smile at the end of a long day.
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Thank you for stopping by – wow, that’s terrific!
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hi dawn,
thanks for stopping by my blog so i could find yours, another wonderfully creative place! i love this w/ the animals inside it! sounds lovely, your trip to greece.
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Thank you so much Linda! I really like your blog. Hope you can visit Greece someday, it is a very special place.
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I didn’t notice the horse and the little bird at first … wonderful!
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Thanks for stopping by, glad you like the work, it is great to get feedback.
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Dawn
Thanks for visiting my blog. Photography not art for me. My kids/wife have the creative art gene. You might argue photo images are art, but to me it’s more technical mixed with the right moment. I admire your creative work. All the best.
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Thank you Victor! I think your kids and wife’s creative art gene must be rubbing off on you! Just the right combination of technique and creativity.
All the best!
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Love the image especially because I had to look closely to see all there was to see. It reminds me of the block printing we learned how to do in high school. Very nice!
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Thank you! Thats a great memory of mine, block printing in school. Glad you like the work.
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hi, thanks for stopping by my blog. Love your work with birds! Really inspiring :>)
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Hi,
Thanks for this.
Your blog is lovely and a great inspiration for my drawings, I typically begin each of my drawings with a photograph.
Looking forward to visiting often. All the best.
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Dawn, your birds are utterly gorgeous. I have just been looking at them with my 6 year old who is very impressed! Thank you for liking my page. If you ever get a chance, you should pop down to the South West of England and see our amazing birdlife – November is great for watching the Starlings and I personally love all our Buzzards, flying over the Quantock hills, my daughter’s favourite is the Peregrin Falcon, though there aren’t many of those around! Lovely making your acquaintance xxx
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Hello Christina,
Very nice to meet you. Thank you so much for this… an amazing compliment coming from you (and your daughter), you have an amazing eye, your photographs are just beautiful! I have never been to England but I now have another great reason to visit. I love starlings and would love to see them flying over the Quantock hills 🙂 Starlings are plentiful in New York City which I am very happy about. Looking forward to looking at more of your photos. Thanks again. Dawn
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I’ve just got back from a weekend in Wales (Pembrokeshire) – and I have got something VERY special for you… I will blog about it in a moment… so come and see… And, I can pop it on Facebook or Smugmug for you to download it. Was thinking of your beautiful birds when I got back and saw the photo I actually took!!xx
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Your drawings are just lovely!
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Thank you so much Jenny!
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Pretty cool. When I first looked at the image, I only saw a bird. When I revisited your site this morning, I see that there is also a horse inside of the bird. Interesting how the eye perceives an image and brain interprets it. Good stuff!
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Wow, thank you for visiting my site! I appreciate the feedback!
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Love the drawing.
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Thanks so much!
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Amazing! I didn’t notice the horse or the bird at first.. love your work Dawn!
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Thank you! It is great to get first impressions because I can’t look at this drawing without seeing the details… thanks again, you are very kind.
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Great picture. But I expect greatness from people from my birthplace.
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This made me smile because of the size of this crows latest “meal”. We actually have crows in our backyard that must weight 4-6 lbs. Very healthy and well fed. Great pic. I am reblogging to my blog for others to enjoy!
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Ha ha ha, this made me smile! I love crows! Thanks so much for re- blogging “Inside Out”
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Reblogged this on Cardtales By The Lioness and commented:
Crow Has HUGE Meal By Dawn Henning!
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You are so kind! Thank you!
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Why thank you!
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I love this image! It’s delightful and really original.
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Hi Judith,
Yhanks so much!
Dawn
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Hi Judith,
Thanks so much!
Dawn
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This is very attractive – how do you feel about grackles?
Thank you very much for reading
With all warm wishes,
Misera e stupenda cittÃ
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Thanks so much for this. Yes! I am very fond of Grackles as you can see from previous posts… All the best!
https://sketchjay.wordpress.com/?s=grackle
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Thank you for looking into my blog; I have subscribed to yours. You have inspired me to add my equine artwork to my site, (watercolors); stay tuned. I am sharing your site with others who will be interested in your artwork.
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Thanks so much Cheri, I am looking forward to seeing your equine artwork! I am so inspired by horses, they are awesome creatures.Thanks again for stopping by! Dawn
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Your drawings are totally awesome man! I am an avid drawer as well, and I was wondering if you could follow me back since I followed you back! Can’t wait to see more!
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Thank you for stopping by! I appreciate your kind words and I too am looking forward to following your blog!
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Thanks for the like.This is nice, birds are one of the things I like to draw.
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Beautiful! What if the white bird became a black bird inside the horse? This is a lovely image, thank you.
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Thanks for this! I may experiment with your idea! All the best.
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Very mystical! I like how the larger bird is looking around as if to say: “I get the feeling something weird is going on…” : )
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Ha ha ha – I like your captions for my work 🙂
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Superb!
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Thank you!!!!
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