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With the ����ֱ�� weather already hitting triple digits, it’s more important than ever to stay hydrated through this dry heat. So whether you’re stopping by the grocery store or spending a day by the pool, don’t forget to bring the best summer companion with you wherever you go — a reusable water bottle.

And what better way to decorate your water bottle than with ����ֱ��-themed stickers? You’re right, reader. There is no better way.��

Here’s a list of local sticker makers and shops to get your ����ֱ�� sticker fix this summer:

Aall Forms of Life

��is run by local illustrator and wildlife biologist��. Aall's work combines scientific illustration��with��a love of the Sonoran Desert and all of its inhabitants.��Check out the cutest��!

Adela Antoinette

��is a self-described “” who creates cute desert flora stickers. She’s currently taking a break from her��, but��you can pick up her stickers from !

Annotated Audrey

has plenty of desert, ����ֱ�� and ����ֱ��-themed stickers, including stickers that feature saguaros and wildflowers. There's even a sticker of a desert scene that says “.” Plus, holographic stickers!

Brushes and Boots

If you’re looking for more than ����ֱ�� landmark stickers, some local artists and sticker makers focus on the beauty of the Sonoran Desert.����is one of those artists, with stickers including desert marigold, ocotillo and canyon morning glory stickers.

Cactus Clouds Art

There are plenty of saguaro and desert flora stickers to choose from at��. We love the “” and the "" stickers.

CREAM Design and Print

This local print shop has a few ����ֱ��-themed stickers to choose from, including the “” desert critters sticker and the “” sticker. Keep in mind that��’s stickers run on the larger side, so they’ll take up a larger portion of your water bottle!

Diana Ptaszynski

��makes��adorable desert plant and critter stickers, including stickers of a����and a��.

Juju and Moxie

��has an impressive collection of holographic stickers depicting ����ֱ�� icons like the Rialto Theatre, Hotel Congress and the ����ֱ�� Inn. There are also desert scenes and floral alphabet stickers if you’re looking for something a little more simple.

Marcy Ellis

Local artist is popular for her artwork that celebrates "feminine connection to landscape," according to her bio. She has converted some of her popular prints into stickers, which you can find in her .

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Retro Trek

��incorporates a vintage feel to its stickers. Their ����ֱ��-shaped stickers feel reminiscent of mid-century postcards. We love their�������Ի��������پ���������!

Revolta Art

�ճ󾱲�����creates stickers inspired by bicycles and the Sonoran Desert. They have many saguaro and desert critters stickers to choose from.

Rogue ����ֱ�� Art��

Alaina Pierce of has stickers that include one of��bahidaj (saguaro fruit) and one of "lady maiz," which you may recognize from a .��

Sonoran Witch Boy

Trevor Mock, also known as , has a few Sonoran Desert-related stickers on his . He even has a !

Sophie McTear Design

Local illustrator����has a fun ����ֱ�� pennant sticker available at . Other non-����ֱ�� stickers can be found on their��, too.

The Desert Pen

You may know of Pen Macias, aka ,��as the artist behind some of ����ֱ��'s beautiful murals. She also sells stickers, including��two ����ֱ��-shaped stickers filled with desert fauna and creatures.

The ����ֱ�� Type

��offers several monochrome ����ֱ��-themed stickers, including the signature “” sticker and a����featuring ����ֱ�� landmarks like Sabino Canyon, Saguaro National Park and Mount Lemmon.

Turtle’s Soup

You’ve probably seen a sticker plastered on a water bottle, laptop or notebook without even realizing it. The colorful bubbly designs are impossible to miss. One of our favorites is the “” sticker.

Two Deserts

by makes watercolor stickers inspired by ����ֱ��’s nature and wildlife. She even has stickers with a fun Sonoran Desert twist on .

Brick-and-mortar places to find ����ֱ��-centric stickers:

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• Your favorite local businesses and restaurants may carry stickers too!