Happy Mother's Day

Happy Mother’s Day friends. I’m still trying to wrap my head around how quickly this year is moving. Trips around the sun seem to move faster after you pass 60. I’ve already fallen behind my goal to stay in touch via newsletter and I apologize. I’m still working on better communications skills.

It has been a busy time in my studio and I’m happy to share I’ll have some beautiful new artwork available for you soon. I’ll share a few work in progress peeks for now. Spring colors have taken over my palette. Hope you’ll enjoy them too.

Do you enjoy listening to podcasts? Do you have a favorite podcast? I’m happy to say I was a guest this week on my friend Bunny Terry’s Lifesaving Gratitude podcast. Hope you’ll give it a listen friends and subscribe to the Lifesaving Gratitude podcast. Bunny invited me to tell the story of how I became an artist. Just click below to

"Our lives truly can be a work of art, and no one knows that better than our guest on this episode, Mary Mirabal. Mary took the brave and inspiring step to become an artist in her 50’s after a long career in a completely different field. By following her passion, Mary has found joy and excitement (and a new favorite city!) that she might never have known before. With the support of her husband and family, Mary is following her dream and turning her life into the master piece it should be! We love Mary and we know you will too.”

I want to thank Bunny for inviting me to participate. This is the first time I’ve been a guest…which was somewhat scary as I’m much more comfortable creating the art instead of talking about it. Thankfully, Bunny made it so easy and I had a great time.

I’ll keep this communique short and sweet. Thank you so much for your continued support and friendship. My life is so blessed because of collectors, fans and friends like you. Please feel free to contact me anytime you have questions about my artwork. Just hit this button below to reach me.

A mother’s hug lasts long after she lets go. —Unknown

Flew Like the Wind

Flew Like the Wind

Is it me, or does it seem like January flew like the wind? As I write this there are only two days left in the month. My schedule is quickly filling up for the next few months so I thought I’d share a few things that are coming up.

Next weekend I’ll be doing a demo on painting with oil and cold wax for the wonderful members of the Treasure Island Arts Guild as well as serving as judge for their current art exhibit. I love sharing my techniques with other artists. This photo is from a demo done in 2019 for the Brandon League of Fine Arts.

Demo at Brandon League of Fine Arts 2019

Demo at Brandon League of Fine Arts 2019

Love live painting and your picture snapped for eternity is with a funny facial expression.

I am exited to announce my art will be featured locally at Dwell Home, Tampa Bay's first unique shopping experience full of furniture, design and decor. The grand opening is February 15 from 12 to 5 pm. If you’re in the area, please do stop by to enjoy live entertainment, free food and drinks and more.

I’m so happy to be back in the studio painting. Here are my newest paintings for 2020.

Evening’s Grace | oil and cold wax | 12 x 12 inches

Evening’s Grace | oil and cold wax | 12 x 12 inches

Moments of Happiness | oil and cold wax | 12 x 12 inches

Moments of Happiness | oil and cold wax | 12 x 12 inches

Tucson is Home | acrylic on panel | 11 x 14 inches

Tucson is Home | acrylic on panel | 11 x 14 inches

The last painting was snapped up so fast by one of my Facebook fans I didn’t even have it titled. I gave that honor to my newest collector from Arizona now residing in New Hampshire. It brings me such joy when my art can evoke wonderful memories for my fans and collectors.

In March I’ll have a few artworks displayed in a wonderfully curated group show opening March 14 at The Cider Press Cafe in downtown St. Petersburg, FL. The theme is Landscapes:Interpreted. More on this show coming next month.

If you’d like to take a peek at all my available artwork, simply click the gallery button below. Please feel free to contact me with questions on any artworks. And, remember I offer very convenient payment plans. I want to work with you so you can enjoy artwork you love.

Thank you so much for being fans, patrons and collectors of my art. Your support means the world to me. Wishing you and yours a fabulous February.

Blessings from your artist friend, Mary

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