Description
Arizona desert landscape #623AÂ pen & ink drawing, watercolor garden painting by artist Stephen F. Condren, BFA-SAIC. Desert garden prints and reproductions can be made of JPEG and PDF scans. Because the thin lines made by the pen & ink show the landscape elements of the Arizona desert.
Phoenix Watercolor Arizona Desert Landscape #623A
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Painting
This fine watercolor painting is in the garden of my daughter’s house in Phoenix, AZ.
Pen & Ink
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Stylus
The thin pen & ink lines of the stylus bring out the details of the plants in the garden and the cactus.
Drawing Arizona desert landscape #623A
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Sketch
The drawing is a pencil sketch to start and then when the composition is in place I commence the inking.
Prints
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Reproductions
This desert garden scene is available as prints and can be made into large poster reproductions.
Image Scans
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JPEG & PDF.
JPEG & PDF files are image formats used to make scans for prints and reproductions for Arizona desert landscape #623A.
Alt Image Tag
Arizona desert landscape #623A pen & ink garden watercolor with it’s view of cactus flowers, and grasses.
The Desert Arizona desert landscape #623A
Sketching the drawing first in pencil because then I follow with ink finishing the desert drawing. Therefore, since my daughter lives here, because this Phoenix landscape watercolor is of a garden at a private residence in Phoenix, Arizona. The background is shown with mountains and clear blue sky because they offer visual support to the garden.
Because I was always impressed by the landscape of the desert because my mother’s love of it, so I keep mom in mind. Most importantly because my mother always had a love for the southwest and the culture of it. Mom always stated that there is a special kind of beauty to the desert because it is unique and beautiful. Reflecting on her words because I sat down in my daughter’s back yard and did this landscape. When I think of the desert I think of the famous architect Ludwig Mies van Der Rohe’s famous line “Less is more”. However, in this case more is more because beauty requires structure.
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