Digital art by
Mike Berren

About My Art

Tucson is the primary focus for my art.

Be it Iconic Structures like the Corner Market; Areas of Town such as Fourth Avenue, and Thematic Pieces like Local Diners; my goal is to create art that is bold and colorful ... kindles memories and evoke smiles.  

Prints are available in a variety of sizes in both mat and canvas formats.  My art is also available in a variety of gift formats, including jigsaw puzzles, through The Tucson Gallery, located in the Proper Shops directly across the street from Hotel Congress.  

If you have a question (or suggestion for a new painting) you can reach me through the Contact Page or email me at michaelberrenart@yahoo.com. 

 

Paintings

  • Diners (Circa 2020)

  • Fourth Ave (Circa 2020)

  • Downtown Arts & Entertainment (Circa 2024)

  • Mexican Restaurants - (Circa 2020)

  • Sippin' at Sunrise (Circa 2024)

  • Historic Meyer Ave

  • Sam Hughes Neighborhood

  • Churches, Chapels and Missions

  • Synagogues and More

  • Barrio Viejo (Circa 2020)

  • Feliz Navidad en Barrio Viejo (Circa 2020)

  • Old Town Artisans in the Rain

  • Congress Street 1933 & 2024

  • The Corner Market

  • Omage to Rockwell's Triple Self Portrait

  • Mercado Stairs (Imagined)

  • Tiled Stairs (Imagined)

  • La Placita Stairs (RIP)

  • Canyon Rd Stairs (Santa Fe, NM)

  • Three Doors

  • Green Door

  • 429 Door

  • Root Beer House in Barrio Viejo

  • TMA Shutter

  • Convent and Simpson (Circa 2020)

  • Convent and Simpson at Sunset

  • Bison Witches on 4th

  • Hippie Gypsy on 4th

  • Anita Street Market

  • Colorful Pueblo -Taos, NM (Imagined)

  • Shadow on Barrio Viejo Home

  • My (Actual) Blue Rocker

  • Tack Room Boot

  • Tucson Sign

  • Tucson Sign (with Lizard)

  • Lucky Wishbone Sign

  • Vince's Sign

  • Tropicana Sign

  • Canyon State Sign

  • A Winter Day in Tucson

    Available with a variety of Tucson images.

  • Wildcats in Paradise

    Available in any school colors you might want!!

  • Where's Waldo (Before there was a Waldo)

    This is one small portion of a large painting I completed about 50 years ago. I worked on the piece for three years, when I was a graduate student (primarily as a diversion from my studies). It was done in acrylic paints, and outlined with a Sharpie pen.

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