Kirsten holding the Under Starry Skies original watercolor
Under Starry Skies original watercolor of a glowing tent and campfire under a starry night sky
Under Starry Skies original watercolor, framed
Under Starry Skies original watercolor, framed and ready to hang
A watercolor painting of a camping night scene with tall dark pine trees, a glowing campfire, and a starry blue sky, shown alongside a smaller matching artwork and a paint palette with brushes on a neutral surface.

Under Starry Skies | Original Watercolor

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Under Starry Skies celebrates tranquil evenings camping among the pines after a long day of outdoor exploration.

The glowing tent and whimsical fire stand out against the dark blue, starry sky. This painting captures the flicker of the fire and the stars above, with a thin trail of smoke curling up to meet them. Towering pines and small hills behind anchor the scene, and the iconic yellow tent makes an appearance in many Watercolor Wednesday paintings.

It's made for the campers, the hikers, and anyone who is happiest when the day ends around a fire. Hang it where you'll see it every evening, and bring that after-hike calm home.

This is a one-of-a-kind original, signed and ready to hang, framed under glass with warm white matting and hanging hardware included.

This painting is part of the Under Open Skies collection, the original paintings behind the 2027 calendar.

Details

  • Original watercolor on Arches 130# watercolor paper
  • Painting size: 16 x 20 inches, framed size: 22 x 28 inches
  • Framed under glass in a solid oak frame (black finish) with warm white matting
  • Ready to hang, with hanging hardware included
  • Signed by the artist, Kirsten McLean
  • Includes a certificate of original authenticity
  • Painted in 2026

Shipping

Local pickup is available in Bend. Just leave a note at checkout. If shipping is needed, it's a flat $35 to cover shipping and handling.

Original watercolors hold every impression, blemish, pencil mark, and note from the making of each piece. You may spot small tears, little dips, or a dot from a rogue brush. It's all part of what makes it one of a kind.