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"Great Blue Moon Heron" by Laura Graves on INPRNT
An iconic Great Blue Heron (Ardea Herodias) flies across the midnight lake under a magical full moon. Herons are related to their bird cousins: egrets, storks and cranes. A sure sign of the great outdoors.
Gorinchem, Nederland - 2025
Part one of a two painting commission for @kudufawks focusing on the wildlife of Dominica!!
I was super thrilled to receive this comm with so many amazing species to choose from and i'm super happy with the finished piece! This painting's focus is the Little Blue Heron catching a Velvet worm, including a background of lots of Dominican sea creatures! In person the gold outline shimmers in the light!
You can see a very short process vid of me painting it here: XXXXX
The Wish for Fish C7A1184 by Daniel D'Auria Via Flickr: A skilled hunter, the blue heron stands motionless, staring into the shadows beneath the water’s surface. Only the brief calculated turn of his head or craning of his neck might give away his presence. He strikes like a lightening bold emerging with an astounding catch. On this occasion, the wish for fish is stronger and more cunning that the wish to survive. The circle of life rolls onward and nature rarely chooses favorites.
Blue heron taking flight over a marsh
Blue Heron Bird #blueheron #bird #flight #nature #wings #marsh #landscape #photography #FransLanting #wildlife
Blue Heron One of 4 new prints now available at my shop: zeburnay.bigcartel.com
Zoomorphs, HP Site, AZ. A beautiful pair of zoomorphs that I’m betting are most likely sandhill cranes or blue herons. Both birds are known to have a long history in this area, especially sandhill cranes, which are one of the oldest living bird species in the world (Over 2 million years!). There is always the possibility of deeper meaning and symbolism in rock imagery, but I also believe some images could have been created for the sole purpose of immortalizing something the artist found to be beautiful. It’s hard to argue against that point with this particular panel.
