The Maine Tapestries

Retro Color - The Maine

The Maine Music

The Maine

The Maine Music

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Retro Maine Music

Retro The Maine Design

Retro Maine Design

It’s a parody of an homage wrapped inside an enugma. There’s a LOT going on here.

State of Maine

Based on the novel by Stephen King

Retro The Maine Design

Retro Maine Music

Colored pencil drawing of a Maine Lobster by Tim Jeffs

Features a flying Maine Coon cat reaching out to swat the dude from the famous painting, The Scream.

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Robert Gray makes adjustments to his clown costume.

The Maine - Square Brutalism

Be Loud, Be Proud, BE THE ENTIRE PROBLEM!! featuring my Maine Coon Cat, Otto.

Artistic Illustration of a water color I painted of the Puffins on Eastern Egg Island, that is offshore Bar Harbor Maine.

The Maine - Brutalism

This big boy is named Lucky, the Maine Coon. He's a rescue cat who escaped the shelter cages and now sits like a regal lion in his comfy throne...the cozy chair in the living room. He's one of those 6 toed Hemingway cats similar to the the Ragdoll. For more information on custom pet portraits from your photos please visit the website of Asheville based artist Robert Phelps at www.RobertPhelpsArt.com

Show your love and deep knowledge of Maine with this tee!

This is my mixed media (watercolor & acrylics) of the Maine state bird and flower, which are the chickadee and white pine cone & tassel. The chickadees white cheeks shine out from their solid black cap and black bib below. Maine was admitted to the union on March 15, 1820 as the 23rd state. This painting is part of my state birds and flowers collection.

WELCOME TO MAINE-HOME OF THE SWAMP DONKEY

Silent Hill, Maine, is a quiet American resort town known for its very peaceful ambiance, but the memories of a tragic house fire seven years ago, in which a girl named Alessa Gillespie "died", still haunts the town and the townsfolk. Having had his wife Jodie die of disease four years ago, Harry Mason is a single parent with an adopted daughter Cheryl. Harry is still in grief from Jodie's death, and to help his mental state, Cheryl begs him to take a relaxing vacation to the resort town of Silent Hill, and Harry gives in.

Artist Illustration of a watercolor I painted depicts the iconic Red Lobster, a symbol of the great town of Portland Maine. The vibrant red of the lobster stands out against the soft blues and greens of the surrounding waters, capturing the beauty of this coastal town. The delicate brushstrokes of the watercolor give the painting a sense of movement, as if the lobster is swimming through the waves. This is a stunning tribute to the unique charm and character of Portland Maine.

Support the blue side of Manchester in this terrace inspired retro style design based on the classic football fan bar scarf

Artistic Illustration of a water color I painted of lobster traps sitting on the dock in Belfast Maine

Magical Maine Coon Cat Stargazing Stars In The Night Sky. Maine Coon Cat Amidst Flowers And Stars In The Sky. She's part of my Art Nouveau style series of animals set in a magical fantasy Bohemian environment.

Artistic Illustration of a water color I painted of lobster traps sitting on the dock in Belfast Maine

Maine known for its many forests and pine trees.

The state of Maine's tagline;

Despite frequent appearances in the Macroverse, Ludlow, Maine is actually not a fictional town. Like the fictionalized version, the town is in Aroostook County, just west of Houlton. Ludlow has a population of a little over 400, but the Macroverse version of the town has a population of around 1,000. The real town was founded in 1864, where the fictional was founded in 1774. Ludlow, Maine also isn't called 'The Cradle of Maine,' but that certainly plays into making the fictional version a little more intriguing, don't you think?

Artist Illustration of a watercolor I painted captures the serene beauty of Belfast Maine's dock, decked with rows of lobster traps. The vibrant hues of blue and green blend seamlessly to create the calm waters, while the rusty red of the lobster traps stands out against the muted tones of the buildings in the background. The painting emanates a sense of tranquility and simplicity, as if time has stood still in this charming coastal town.