Tucson Mountain Park gave us quite a grand finale. After an especially wet monsoon 2026, the desert was remarkably alive. Wildflowers tangle through the foreground, prickly pears crowd together, saguaros climb the hillsides, and sunlight catches the rocks while the last of the season’s storm clouds gather overhead.

This came from one of those days where there seemed to be something worth looking at everywhere I turned. So I packed as much of it as I could into one tiny painting.

A little farewell to monsoon season, and all that the rain left behind.

This original miniature painting was created with gouache paint on 140 lb. Legion hot pressed Stonehenge Black watercolor paper and measures 3x2”. It comes in a signed mat and frame that bring the overall size of the piece to 4.75x3.75”. It ships free. It will be framed in a gold tone frame as pictured; black frame available upon request (simply reply to the email confirmation of your purchase to make the request). For an additional charge, I can upgrade the framing to an 8×8’ natural wood frame and 8-ply white mat.

Colors of original painting may be slightly different than what you see on your monitor screen. Artist signature, year of creation, and artwork title are included on back of painting. Copyrights remain with artist.