A Kansas man is sending a political message using agriculture-inspired art in a tribute to Vice President Kamala Harris. 

Stan Herd, creator and owner of Stan Herd Arts and contributor with Earthworks, created a large mural in a field in Lawrence, KS of Vice President Kamala Harris, who is now running for the presidency on the Democratic ticket.

"I've long been on the political, progressive side. I've long believed that women should be in leadership, not just in the United States but around the world," said Herd as he explained his reasoning behind making the portrait. 

Herd said this was not his first piece of art that he did related to the vice president. He also did a portrait of her and one of Biden when they were elected to office four years ago.

HARRIS’ MIXED RECORD ON ISRAEL ENTERS SPOTLIGHT DURING NETANYAHU VISIT

"I created a portrait of Kamala Harris back then as his VP, hoping that Biden would fulfill his promise to be a stepping stone to the new generation," Herd said. 

Herd said the whole portrait took 12 days of work and 25 yards of mulch and was created using the Earth’s natural resources.

"It’s just exciting to be involved and traveling around the country," Herd said. "I am hoping that it reaches people and makes some difference."

TRUMP FLAG PHOTO JOINS PANTHEON OF IMAGES THAT CAPTURE AMERICAN RESOLVE, ERASE POLITICAL DIVIDES

"I started to do a Gretchen Whitmer piece, and actually started to lay out the image and then things happened that made me realize I needed to wait so two days ago we put a question mark in there and we will be working as quickly as possible when she makes that decision or the party makes that decision on who the upcoming VP will be. Then we will be out there on the field creating that portrait," Herd said. 

HARRIS' BACKING OF BAIL FUND DURING GEORGE FLOYD PROTESTS DAMPENS TRUMP 'PROSECUTOR' CAMPAIGN PITCH

Herd said he does understand that retaliation for his work is always a possibility and said it would just be another part of his story if anything like that were to ever happen. 

"It is time to take the temperature down in this political thing, and it's not going to go down in the next four months, but I hope it does obviously when this comes to its conclusion," Herd said.  

Herd, now 73 and a native of Kansas, has been doing artwork for the last 40 years, with his work being featured in 13 states in the U.S. and across the world in China, Cuba, Australia, and Brazil.  

Many athletes get into competitive mode by listening to a pump-up playlist before they compete. 

Eminem's "Till I Collapse" and "Lose Yourself," "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor and "We Will Rock You" by Queen are among the classics for athletes to warm up to. 

On Friday, July 26, the 2024 Olympics will officially kick off in Paris, France. Athletes from around the world will be representing their country in sports, including beach volleyball, basketball, hockey, tennis, swimming, gymnastics and more. 

2024 PARIS OLYMPICS: EVERYTHING TO KNOW ABOUT THIS YEAR'S SUMMER GAMES

Ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics, here is what some athletes competing for Team USA listen to before battling it out for the gold. 

Logan Edra, will be competing at the 2024 Paris Olympics in breaking, more commonly known as breakdancing. 

During the Olympic breaking competition, dancers will compete in one-on-one battles, dancing to music randomly selected by a DJ, according to the Olympics website. 

Before hitting the dance floor, Edra often listens to "World's Famous" by Malcolm McLaren, according to The Associated Press. She first discovered the 1983 song on an old mixtape. 

"I felt like I was brought back to when breaking first started," Edra told the outlet. 

SALT LAKE CITY CELEBRATES ANNOUNCEMENT THAT WINTER OLYMPICS WILL RETURN IN 2034

"I’m starting to see how the music brings us together," she said. 

Daniel Roberts is another Olympian who likes to take it back in time with his pump-up music. 

If you pop on Roberts headphones before he competes in the hurdles, you'll probably hear some old-school R&B playing, like "Use ta Be My Girl" by The O'Jays." He told The Associated Press that he likes listening to music for pure enjoyment, rather than songs that are going to get him hyped up. 

"If I like the music or song a lot, it’s going to bring that good energy. I’m going to dance. I’m going to move," he told the outlet.

COCO GAUFF NAMED TEAM USA'S FEMALE FLAG BEARER FOR PARIS OLYMPICS OPENING CEREMONIES 

Cordell Tinch, a hurdler on Team USA, likes to mix it up with his music. 

"Today, it was ‘God Did.’ That was the last song I listened to before I took my headphones off," Tinch told The Associated Press. 

"It was that song today, but it could be different another day," he said, noting that he even opts for Broadway hits here and there. 

McKenzie Coan competed in the Paralympics in 2012, 2016 and 2020, earning four gold and two silver medals. 

She is returning to the 2024 Olympics as part of the swim team. 

Before she hits the water, she often listens to Britney Spears, more specifically, the songs "Circus" and "Womanizer." 

LEBRON JAMES NAMED TEAM USA MEN'S FLAG BEARER FOR PARIS OLYMPICS OPENING CEREMONIES

She told The Associated Press that she has a Spotify playlist full of songs that get her pumped up before a competition. 

"Some of those songs I can’t listen to unless I’m getting ready to race, because it gets me so amped up," she said. "I can’t even handle it.... I listen to things I can really move to."

Rai Benjamin is a professional hurdler and sprinter. 

The Olympic athlete doesn't have one single song or artist he enjoys listening to in order to get pumped up.

2024 SUMMER OLYMPICS: WHAT NEW SPORTS WILL BE FEATURED IN PARIS? 

Artists like Drake and G Herbo are often favorable to Benjamin, but sometimes, he likes to listen to film scores from movies like "Interstellar" and "The King," he told The Associated Press. 

Rachel Glenn is an Olympic track and field athlete who currently competes in 400m hurdles and high jump, according to Team USA.

Her warm-up songs are often upbeat hits. 

Artists she listens to include Snoop Dogg, Soulja Boy, Lil Vada and Tommy the Clown, according to The Associated Press. 

"I like to listen to music anywhere I go," she said. "I’ll listen when I’m doing my homework, when I’m trying to go to sleep. It’s super important. Track and field is a mental thing. If your mentality right, then you’re going to compete right."

2024 OLYMPICS OPENING CEREMONY: DATE, HOW TO WATCH, TIME

Another track and field athlete who enjoys upbeat tracks to get her pumped up before competing is Veronica Fraley. 

Fraley, who competes in the discus throw, opts for rap music just before it's time for her to compete, like Future's "March Madness," she told The Associated Press, adding that music really helps her get in the zone to compete. 

"It helps me come with my hardest energy," she told the outlet.                                 

Samantha Bosco is a cyclist in the Paralympics. 

When she is training to compete, there are two songs that she usually chooses to play. 

Her go-to tunes are "I Am Here" by Pink and "Chant" by Macklemore and Tones and I. 

TOM BRADY REVEALS HIS SPECIAL ‘DATE’ TRAVELING WITH HIM TO PARIS OLYMPICS

Bosco was born with a posteromedical bow of the right tibia and a calcaneal valgus foot that was corrected surgically at the age of 4, according to Team USA. 

Bosco is a two-time bronze medalist. 

Jaydin Blackwell is a Paralympic sprinter born in Little Rock, Arkansas. Before he was a year old, he moved to Michigan, where he grew up, according to Team USA.

Blackwell was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was 6 years old. 

Music isn't a go-to for Blackwell, rather, motivational speeches are what he listens to before competing. 

According to The Associated Press, a speech that Blackwell enjoys listening to is the introduction to Madden NFL 13, which features words from Ray Lewis. 

OLYMPIC LEGEND DARA TORRES SHARES ADVICE ON HOW TO LIVE HEALTHY LIFESTYLE AT 50 YEARS AND OLDER 

David Goggins, an ultramarathon runner, is another he often listens to, according to the outlet. 

Chase Budinger's road to competing in the Olympics on the beach volleyball court is an interesting one. 

The 6-7 athlete was formally in the NBA, as the 44th pick in the 2009 draft with the Detroit Pistons.

In his NBA career, he played with the Houston Rockets, Minnesota Timberwolves, Indiana Pacers and Phoenix Suns. 

Currently, Budinger has traded the basketball court for sandy beaches, as a professional beach volleyball player. His current teammate on the sandy court is Miles Evans. 

CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM

As far as his playlist goes, Budinger typically chooses to stick to the classics, with "Lose Yourself" by Eminem as his go-to song, according to USA Today. 

Daniela Moroz is an American sailor born and raised in the San Francisco Bay area, according to Team USA. 

One of Moroz's favorite songs to listen to before competing is "All Too Well (10 minute version), by Taylor Swift, according to USA Today. 

She also opts for "All Star" by Smash Mouth.

Minna Stess is a skateboarder competing for Team USA in the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Stress' playlist is full of all different kinds of songs, including some she considers to be "joke songs," according to USA Today. 

One of Stess' "joke songs" that she listens to is the soundtrack from "Minions," according to the source. 

The Associated Press Contributed to this report.