Crimson Silhouettes – Framed Animal Wall Art

The horse is my favourite. Those loose strands of mane give it so much movement.

I like the little white glint in the cat's eye. It makes you look up to see what she's watching.

I prefer the side-view panther. The front-facing one is a bit intense for my living room.

It took me a second to notice where the raven ends and the black part of the frame begins. Such a clever detail.

That red behind the black feathers is gorgeous.

I'd pick the cat just for that little upturned chin.

The horse would be the first thing I'd choose for a room. Then I'd work the rest of the colours around it.

I like the Doberman's profile. I'd love a version with its mouth closed as well.

Beautiful red, though I'd give it a wall of its own. It draws a lot of attention.

The raven has such a recognisable outline. You know what it is just from the curve of the beak.

I like the carved edge. I'd keep the wall around it fairly simple.

Following the line of the horse's shoulder right down onto the frame is my favourite part.

Black, red and that tiny highlight in the panther's eye. That's the one for me.

I usually go for quieter colours, but the upward-looking cat has a really gentle expression.

The front-facing panther has a powerful stare. I'd choose the side view for a bedroom.

Love how the crimson shows through between the strands of the mane.

The ornate frame is dressier than I'd usually choose. I do like how the black continues across it.

The cat would look lovely above my reading chair.

From a distance the raven looks almost solid black. Up close you can pick out the individual feathers.

The Doberman caught my eye straight away. That pointed ear gives the portrait so much character.

I'd hang the two panthers together. Same colours, completely different expressions.

My favourite bit is the strip of red just under the horse's muzzle. It really brings out the profile.

The raven gets my vote. I like that there's room in front of the beak instead of placing the bird dead centre.