
Author: Paul Martin Mirocha
Paul is artist-in-residence on Tumamoc Hill, an ecological preserve, historical landmark, and community icon surrounded by urban Tucson, Arizona.


Measuring the Monsoon

Leonardo’s Rule and the Geometry of Nature

What is the Golden Spiral? To find out, let’s draw one.

The unbearable lightness of beans

All’s Quiet on the Mountain

Saguaros: Portraits of Giants.

The Spring Tumamoc Art & Science Course

The New Tumamoc Art & Science Course

Field Notebooks

The Tumamoc Art & Science Course

Scientists who draw: part I

10,000 Years of Field Notes

The Tumamoc Tour mobile phone app

Sideways glances and hidden entanglements

Bambi sighted on Tumamoc Hill

A Serial Painter at Large

R.I.P. SGP5

Tumamoc Sketchbook has a new design

Sonoran Desert: The Poem

Tumamoc Hill in Journal of the Southwest

Invisible Birds

Happy Saguaro Drawing

On Randomness

What the Ancestors Ate

Tumamoc Road Signs

Mondays on the Mountain

Post Cards from the Lab

A Room with a View

Tumamoc Artists Open at Tohono Chul Gallery

Marlon Evans: O’odham Poet On Tumamoc Hill

Tumamoc at Tohono Chul

Please Protect Tumamoc

The Mother of Tumamoc

Mondays on the Mountain 1

I Stand with Saguaros

Signs of Things to Come

Vacation in Tlalocan

It Happened This Way

A Tumamoc Book Event at Antigone Books

Sonoran Arts Network Reviews Tumamoc Book

Who’s That Woman on the Water Tower?

March Mondays

UA News: TPoE, POG, & TFoB

This Piece of Earth

Talk About Tumamoc, Please

Tuesday Afternoon

Tuesdays on Tumamoc

Our Favorite Saguaro

Painting Out on Tumamoc #2

Painting Out on Tumamoc

This Piece of Earth

Saguaro Arms

Edible Baja Arizona

Meredith Milstead

Gila Monsters Walk the Hill

Dreaming Down the Rain: The Movie

Dreaming Down the Rain: 2

Dreaming Down the Rain

The Beauty of Dead Plants: Take 2

Knee Flowers

Gila Monster!

Curating the Cosmos

Festival of Books

Sunday Afternoon

Exploring Unknown Tumamoc

Chasing Rainbows

Rainbows

Enchanted by the Sun

Freeze Burn

Contemplative Biology

Number Nine

POG Talk: Part 2

POG Talk: Part1

Proximities

Poets Take Action

Tlaloc’s Law: Part 2

Tlaloc’s Law: Part 1

Monsoons over Downtown

Rainmaker

The Largest Photograph

Clouds, a Poem, a Dead Saguaro, and a Painting

Tumamoc’s Sun Arrow

The Last Photograph

We Find a Snake

First Monsoon

A pencil: the best of eyes

More Gigapans

Unrelated Things

On Location

Tumamoc’s First Gigapan

Saturday watercolor

Solar Eclipse

The Patio Garden

Seeing

Yellow Moon

The Daily Saguaro Flower

Sketching. Yes, Again.

Ocotillo Bloom
