Description: This is my drawing of the Golden Gate bridge spanning across the bay near San Francisco, California. A colorful sketch depicts a famous Golden Gate suspension bridge stretching across the vast body of water, with mountains in the background. Several small boats and a whale are visible in the water beneath the bridge.
Description: This is my drawing of some poison ivy. Many have heard of the wise advice, leaves of three, let it be, referring to the pest plant poison ivy. A botanical illustration showcases a tall poison ivy plant with slender green stems and intricately veined leaves. Tiny clusters of flowers dot the branches, adding detail to the delicate presentation
Description: This is my drawing of the mammoth cheeseburger mountain. Persons look at the monstrous cheeseburger in amazement while others climb the burger for the adventure. A gigantic, multi-layered cheeseburger towers over a landscape, dripping with cheese and garnished with fresh greens. Tiny human figures at the base highlight its monumental size, emphasizing the whimsical nature of the scene.
Description: This is my drawing of a mammoth ice cream cone ski resort. Persons are having fun skiing off the dips and trails on the packed ice cream cone. A giant ice cream cone serves as a snowy mountain for tiny skiers navigating its melting drips. Below, more skiers enjoy the snowy landscape, with a ski lift above providing whimsical transportation.
Description: This is my drawing of some hanging red-hot spicy peppers. Strings of hanging peppers are called ristras and is a colorful tradition in New Mexico. Red chili peppers hang in an artistic pattern, their vibrant colors contrasted against the light background. Green stems add a touch of natural detail, creating a dynamic composition.
Description: This is my drawing of a horse saddle at a corral near the desert. The sun is setting across the mountains in the distance. A Western saddle rests on a wooden fence in a desert landscape during sunset. Cacti and a distant herd of livestock dot the background as a buzzard flies overhead.
Description: This is my drawing of a skull and cross bones. The skull and cross bones were adopted by the Roman Empire as a symbol of death and danger. This symbol is also used to represent hazardous, poisonous or dangerous items. A skull and crossbones are prominently displayed against a vivid red background with striking bold outlines. The intense backdrop adds a dramatic and menacing effect to the classic pirate symbol.
Description: This is my drawing of the tortoise and the hare. The hare ridicules the slow tortoise. Then the tortoise challenges the hare to a race. The hare off to a fast start stops to take a nap. When the hare wakes up, he finds the tortoise crossing the finish line first. The scene captures the essence of Aesop's fable, highlighting the contrast between speed and perseverance.
Description: This is my drawing of a treasure map. It shows directions on the island through palm trees, mountains and a swamp to find the buried treasure. Sharks swarm in nearby waters.
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Description: This is my drawing of a zeppelin airship that is flying over a city at sunset. A large airship glides through a sky painted with vibrant hues of orange, yellow, and gray, evoking the colors of a dramatic sunset. Below, the dark silhouette of a city skyline, with its various building shapes, contrasts against the colorful backdrop.
Description: These are my acrylic paintings of various birds from around the world. Birds included are: blue-winged pitta, Cuban trogon, eastern roselle, superb fruit dove, tailorbird, albatross, pin-tailed wydah, peregrine falcon, strawberry finch, magnificent frigatebird, azure tit, potco, scarlet ibis, what naped crane, cattle egret, turaco, cape batis, pink robin, pine grosbeak, bluethroat, bohemian waxwing, black headed gull, ornate hawk-eagle, mandrian duck, emu, blue penguin, galah, peacock, Allen’s hummingbird and spotted owl.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a peacock fanning out his feathers. They fan out their tail feathers to tempt pea hens and shake them in a behavior called train rattling. The Indian peafowl is also known as the common peafowl and blue peafowl. Male peafowl are called peacocks, and females are called pea fowl or peahens. Peacocks are the national bird of India. The intricate patterns create a sense of movement and majesty.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of an albatross soaring across the sea. These birds have a very large wingspan, some up to 11 feet. Albatrosses can travel long distances with dynamic and slope soaring. They have been called the most legendary of all birds. Albatrosses can be seen as a sign of good or bad luck. A large albatross with black and white plumage soars gracefully over a calm, blue sea. In the distance, a small sailboat is visible against a backdrop of soft, fluffy clouds and several other flying birds.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of an Allen’s hummingbird that is drinking nectar from the hibiscus flowers. These small birds breed in the western United States. The name of this bird is from Charles Andrew Allen, who identified the bird in California in 1879. A hummingbird with vibrant green and brown plumage hovers amidst a pattern of large, vivid red hibiscus flowers. The composition captures the delicate balance and beauty of nature.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a black-headed gull at the shore. They are a bold and opportunistic feeder. Its scientific name means laughing gull. This bird is the official bird of Tokyo, Japan and a major player in the book Watership Down. The serene water and clear sky create a calm and tranquil atmosphere.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a bluethroat bird in the brushy habitat of the tundra. This thrush-like bird is considered to be in the Old-World flycatcher family. They are found mostly in northern Europe across the Palearctic with a foothold in western Alaska. A vividly colored bluethroat perches on a branch against a serene, blue-sky backdrop. Its plumage features a striking combination of blues, browns, and whites that catch the eye.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of the blue-winged pitta on some rocks. Its range extends from India to Malaysia, Indonesia, southern China and the Philippines. A colorful blue-winged pitta with vibrant plumage stands on a rock against a backdrop of lush greenery. The detailed watercolor style highlights shades of blue and red on the bird.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a Bohemian waxwing feasting on the fruit from a crabapple tree. They are found in the forests near lakes, streams and ponds in northern North America and Eurasia. Some feather tips have a red waxy appearance that give its English name. They can metabolize alcohol produced in fermenting fruit, but can still become intoxicated. A Bohemian waxwing with vivid plumage perches gracefully on a branch adorned with clusters of berries. The sky provides a serene blue backdrop, enhancing the natural beauty of the scene.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a cattle egret on a Holstein cow in the field. These birds often accompany cattle or other large mammals, catching insects and small vertebrae prey disturbed by these animals. The cattle egret removes ticks and flies from the cattle and consumes them. A Holstein cow with black and white spots stands in a field, while a white egret perches on its back. The background features a landscape with grassy fields and a blue sky with clouds.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a common tailorbird in a tropical forest. They are found in South Asia and Southeast Asia. They are a songbird popular for its nest made of leaves “sewn” together. A vibrant tailorbird with a green and yellow plumage perches on a branch, surrounded by lush leaves. The bird faces a tailorbird nest hanging from the leaves.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of the Cuban trogon or tocororo bird in the jungle. This is the national bird of Cuba. Its name was derived from its repeated call, “toco-toco-tocoro-tocoro.” Its plumage colors match the Cuban flag. Its striking colors contrast with the subtle green background, creating a lively and natural scene.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of an emu in the Australia outback. The emu is the second-tallest living bird after the ostrich. They are flightless with long necks and legs. It is the national bird of Australia. Australia became an independent nation on January 1, 1901. An emu stands in a vibrant, open landscape with a bright blue sky above a warm, earthy ground. The bird's curious expression is emphasized by its wide eyes and fluffy feathers.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a galah, a bird in the cockatoo family from Australia. They are also known as the pink and grey cockatoo, roseate cockatoo or rose-breasted cockatoo. They are common and abundant in Australia and gather in large flocks. A vibrant cockatoo with a striking pink and white crest stands against a brown background, showcasing its elegant feathers. Its sharp beak and inquisitive eyes add to its lively appearance.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a male magnificent frigatebird on the coast. His scarlet throat pouch is inflated like a balloon during the breeding season. A frigatebird with a vibrant red chest sits among coastal grasses with a backdrop of a bright blue ocean. In the background, a few birds are silhouetted against the sky.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a mandarin duck in a marsh. These ducks are found in Korea, Eastern Russia, China, Taiwan and Japan. The male ducks have a reddish face and “whiskers”. It has a colorful crest. These ducks are lifelong couples, unlike other ducks, hence, they are considered a symbol of conjugal affection, fidelity and peace. A colorful duck stands on a post against a lush green backdrop. Its plumage features a vibrant mix of orange, blue, and white hues.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of an ornate hawk-eagle perched high in a tree hunting for prey. These raptors are found in the tropical Americas. They bear a long erectile crest, which may variously be laid flat against the head, protrude straight up like a spike or sometimes hang at a slight curve. The bird's white and black speckled body adds a dramatic contrast to its vivid surroundings.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a peregrine falcon at rocky cliff. This falcon is known for its speed that can reach 200 mph during is characteristic high speed hunting dive. It has been used as a religious, royal or national symbol across multiple eras and areas of human civilization. A peregrine falcon stands on rocky ground, surrounded by a barren landscape with sparse, leafless trees. The bird's feathers exhibit intricate detailing, highlighting its distinctive plumage.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a pine grosbeak in an evergreen forest. It is part of the finch family. They are found in coniferous woods from Alaska, western mountains of United States, Canada and Siberia. They eat seeds, buds, berries and insects. A vibrant red pine grosbeak bird perches on a branch against a green background, surrounded by clusters of red berries and pine needles. The bird's detailed plumage contrasts with the softly blurred forest snowy scenery in the background.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a small plump pink robin in a cool temperate wet forest of southeast Australia. A vibrant robin with a striking pink chest and dark grey wings perches on a wooden stump against a textured brown background. Its detailed features bring out a lifelike quality, emphasizing the beauty of the avian subject.
Description: This is my acrylic painting of a pin-tailed whydah in the savanna. The conspicuous pennant-like tail is in the males of this songbird. They are found in the sub-Saharan grasslands, scrubs and savannas of Africa. Its black and white plumage stands out vividly, creating a scene of natural elegance and simplicity.
About Matt Starr Fine Art
