A Painted Garden

I’m Mireya, an expressive painter especially interested in abstract florals. I’m a creative blogger and enjoy encouraging others to express their creativity and nourish the spirit of boundless curiosity.

Rooted in Kindness & Wildflowers

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Simplify, slow down, be kind. And don’t forget to have art in your life – music, paintings, theater, dance, and sunsets. -Eric Carle

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Posting Every Wednesday and Saturday

Sometimes I post more because I always have creative ideas and art inspiration to share!

Latest Posts

  • Roses are red

    Ok, so I painted my roses pink. That’s the idea. I wasn’t a huge fan of red roses until I saw peach and pink roses. The way the petals curve like v shapes into one another. It makes me think… Continue reading

  • Words By Corita Kent

    Don’t Belittle yourself. Be BIG yourself Corita Kent Nothing is a mistake. There’s no win and no fail. There’s only make. Corita Kent Have you read Learn By Heart: teachings to free the creative spirit? I didn’t know that target… Continue reading

  • Who needs watercolor…

    when you have markers! I’ve tried this technique on my there’s no right way to paint a flower project. I forgot how beautiful the results can be. The beauty of art is there are no rules. There’s no right or… Continue reading

  • World Needs Love Flower

    Wow! I love the color and the stamp texture. I need to find more objects to stamp with. There’s this artist on Instagram. She stamps with all kinds of objects. I love love my candle lid. It’s rusting because I… Continue reading

  • There’s Room For Everyone!

    There’s enough love and breeze for everyone. This was a lunchtime sketch. I had five minutes and a sharpie pen. You know, it’s one of my favorites. I have blogged about it once or five times. I’ve tried to paint… Continue reading

  • Let’s Just Paint and Be Happy

    A third-grade class doing spinning art? I should have taken photos. There was blending and foregoing the brush to finger paint. Everyone started with primary colors. The colors they mixed were purple, teal, avocado green… I hadn’t planned on teaching… Continue reading

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