Digital art by
Mike Berren

About My Art

Tucson is the primary focus for my art.

Be it Iconic Structures, Areas of Town or Thematic Pieces, my goal is to create art that is bold and colorful ... kindles memories and evoke smiles.  

Prints are available in a variety of sizes (including canvas prints). My art is also available in gift formats, such as jigsaw puzzles.  

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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