Description: This is my mixed media painting with watercolor and acrylics of the historic Chimney Rock landmark in western Nebraska. This rock is a prominent geological rock formation of the American West. I was inspired to paint this landmark after seeing it in person. The foreground features grassy plains that suggest a serene, natural landscape.
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Description: This is my drawing with pastels of a still life of flowers and lemon on table. A vibrant arrangement of purple and red flowers is displayed in a rustic brown jug, set against a deep blue background. A single lemon rests beside the jug, adding a pop of yellow to the composition.
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Description: This is my acrylic painting of the United States of America National bird and flower, the bald eagle and rose. The bald eagle has been the national bird since June 20, 1782. It was then placed with outspread wings on the Great Seal of the US. The proclamation of the national flower at the White House Rose Garden: more often than any other flower, we hold the rose dear as the symbol of life and love and devotion, of beauty and eternity. This painting is included with my other state birds and flowers collection.
Description: This is my watercolor and ink painting of the numbers for the last day of the year in 2023. It is 123 123 or more recognizable as 12/31/23. The number sequence 123 relates to harmony with yourself, unity with others and spiritual advancement.
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Description: This is my mixed media painting with watercolor, ink and acrylics of a blue jay bird feather. I painted this from a feather I found in my yard. Feathers of a blue jay are a symbol of good luck and fortune. If you find one, it means you should stay positive and pay attention to the signs around you. This bird is known for being curious, intelligent and friendly; all of which are qualities we should strive ourselves. The intricate details highlight the delicate texture and vibrant color contrasts.
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Description: This is my acrylic painting with a study of some fruit and vegetable seeds, of different shapes, colors and number of seeds per item. I painted these as displayed in an old wooden seed box. Some have one seed, others have many. Some have large seeds, some tiny. In some cases, we eat the seeds, others we pick out the seeds. Some are arranged in a pattern, others random. Some have seeds on the inside, others are seen on the outside. Which are your favorite seeds?
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Description: These are my paintings of the state birds and flowers for each of the states in the United States. I started out to paint just a few but was so inspired, I finished all of them. I enjoyed learning about the history pertaining to the reasons certain birds and flowers were chosen. Prints are also available for each individual state. A collection showcases beautifully illustrated state birds and flowers, each framed in its own square. The vibrant colors and intricate details highlight the diverse flora and fauna across different regions.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of the Utah state bird and flower, the California seagull and Sego lily. In 1848, when the Mormon crickets swarmed and started to devour the pioneers’ first crops, California gulls came in and ate the crickets, saving the crops, called “Miracle of the gulls.” The bulbs of the Sego lily were used as food by Native Americans and pioneers when food became scarce. Utah was admitted to the union on January 4, 1896 as the 45th state. This painting is part of my state bird and flower collection.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of the Oregon state bird and flower, the Western meadowlark and Oregon grape. Native to the North American west coast, the Oregon-grape is an evergreen shrub with fruits that were a traditional diet of the Pacific Northwest aboriginal peoples. Today these bitter berries are used in jellies & jams. Oregon was admitted to the union on February 14, 1859 as the 33rd state. This painting is part of my state bird and flower collection.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of the Nebraska state bird and flower, the western meadowlark and golden rod. Each spray on the golden rod is made up of hundreds of individual flowers. Nebraska was admitted to the union on March 1, 1867 as the 37th state. This painting is part of my state bird and flower collection. The bird's distinctive markings and the surrounding flora create a vibrant scene capturing the essence of nature.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of the Vermont state bird and flower, the hermit thrush and red clover. Vermont was admitted to the union on March 4, 1791 as the 14th state. Red clover is grown by dairy farmers who use the purple flowers as grazing food for their cattle. I added a four-leaf clover in this scene for good luck and love. This painting is part of my state bird and flower collection.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of the Georgia state bird and flower, the brown thrasher and Cherokee rose. Georgia was admitted to the union on January 2, 1788 as the 4th state. The state flower was derived from the Cherokee tribe of Native America and is part of the rose family. This painting is part of my state bird and flower collection.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of some fried eggs in a cast iron skillet. It almost looks like the eggs are eyes with a smile below in the skillet. How do you like your eggs cooked? A cast iron skillet sits on a wooden surface, holding two sunny-side-up eggs with bright yellow yolks. The arrangement of the eggs creates a playful, eye-like appearance.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of the Alaska state bird and flower, for the willow ptarmigan and forget-me-not flower. This bird changes color from light brown in the summer to snow white in the winter and uses its camouflage as protection. The state flower is also called the alpine forget-me not. Alaska was admitted to the union on January 3, 1959 as the 49th state. This painting is part of my state bird and flower collection. A willow ptarmigan with a striking brown and white plumage stands amidst vibrant blue forget-me-not flowers against a backdrop of snow-covered mountains. The scene conveys a sense of serene wilderness and natural beauty.
Description: This is my drawing of a witch riding a hot rod broom across the sky with bats and a surprised moon.
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Description: This is my acrylic painting of the Montana state bird and flower, the Western meadowlark and bitterroot. Montana was admitted to the union on November 8, 1889 as the 41st state. The bitterroot is a culturally significant plant for Native American tribes. This painting is part of my state bird and flower collection.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of the Oklahoma state bird and flower, the scissor-tailed flycatcher and the Oklahoma Rose. The Oklahoma rose is a hybrid tea rose. Oklahoma was admitted to the union on November 16, 1907 as the 46th state. This painting is part of my state bird and flower collection. A bird with a long tail perches elegantly among vibrant red roses, surrounded by lush green leaves. The gray outline of a state and a small emblem are subtly incorporated into the scene.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of the North Dakota state bird and flower, the western meadowlark and wild prairie rose. The wild prairie rose has bright pink petals with a tight cluster of yellow stamens in the center. North Dakota was admitted to the union on November 2, 1889 as the 39th state. This painting is part of my state bird and flower collection. The scene captures a moment of nature, showcasing the bird's delicate pose and intricate details.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of the Hawaii state bird and flower, the Nene or Hawaiian Goose and yellow hibiscus. The Nene is a species of bird endemic to the Hawaiian Islands. Hawaii was admitted to the union on August 21, 1959 as the 50th state. This painting is part of my state bird and flower collection.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of the Nevada state bird and flower, the mountain bluebird and sagebrush. This plant has medicinal purposes that were used by the Native Americans of the area. Nevada was admitted to the union on October 31, 1864 as the 36th state. This painting is part of my state birds and flowers collection. The natural setting offers a serene and colorful depiction of wildlife.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of the Wyoming state bird and flower, the Western meadowlark and Indian paintbrush. Wyoming was admitted to the union on July 10, 1890 as the 44th state. Meadowlarks are a common songbird of open prairies. This painting is part of my state birds and flowers collection.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a male lion, the King of Beasts, deep in the jungle as a symbol of the World’s Greatest Dad. A majestic lion gazes intently with a calm yet powerful presence, its mane beautifully rendered in various shades. The background features a subtle pattern of dark trees, enhancing the regal nature of the creature.
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Description: These are some classic barns that I have painted over the years. I love old rustic barns. From top left to right they are: A red barn along a country road. A barn near the Grand Teton Mountain range. An antique model A car at a barn. A sunrise at a barn and farm field. An old red truck in the field near a barn. An old metal tin barn. An old barn with windmill at sunset. Two old white barns. A dairy barn with milk cans in the foreground. An old barn and windmill including a cow and calf in the foreground. A big red barn painted on a milk can. A white dairy barn with Holstein cows lined up for milking.
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Description: This is my watercolor and ink painting on paper of a cool manatee mom with her baby calf. The manatee mom is protecting the baby calf. They swim slowly in the water with their paddle-like tails. Centuries ago, manatees were mistaken for mermaids. The scene conveys a sense of calmness and affection between the mom and baby.
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Description: This is my acrylic painting on toned tan paper of an elephant mom being nurturing and protective of her baby. Elephant moms are some of the best moms in the animal kingdom. Female elephants often lead their heard and are known as Matriarchs. Elephants are known to develop strong bonds between family members. This painting is dedicated to Millie Starr, who is a great Mother and lover of elephants. The detailed drawing captures the grace and strength of these majestic animals.
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Description: This is my acrylic painting for the phrase Life’s a Beach! I loved painting this beach seascape. A serene beach scene features a wooden boardwalk leading through sand dunes with tall grasses, towards the vibrant blue ocean. Fluffy white clouds dot the sky, adding to the tranquil coastal atmosphere.
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Description: This is my drawing of some asteroids falling to earth and impacting this tyrannosaurus rex, dinosaurs and all other life. A T-rex dinosaur with sharp teeth stands against a dramatic landscape featuring red skies and erupting volcanoes. The scene has an almost prehistoric feel, with the dinosaur appearing lifelike and powerful.
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About Matt Starr Fine Art
