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I've cut and gessoed some thick cardboard into a dozen 2.5x3.5inch "Artist Cards, Editions, and Originals". That should last me a while. This one is from a photo taken in a house in Lorraine.
of Monet paintings... This is "River thawing near Vetheuil". Mine is 2.5x 3.5 inches on gessoed cardboard.
Girl with pumpkin. Happy Halloween!
Aceo painting done with acylic paint on smooth art paper. 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches.
An ACEO I made for my etsy store.
Wow, is this a bad ACEO or what? Have you ever seen a fungus so delighted to be alive as this little mushroom? Pen and art marker on 100 lb acid free smooth bristol paper. Original, not a print!
ACEO stands for Art Cards, Editions and Originals. Basically art that is 2.5" x 3.5", after that anything goes!
"Fishing boats by the beach and the cliffs at Pourville", but mine is smaller: 2.5x3.5inches!
(FR) " Barques de peche devant la plage et les falaises de Pourville"
Mixed-media art card featuring a page from a vintage grammar book and reproductions of vintage owl engravings
Dimensions: 2.5" x 3.5"
I'd love some feedback, my lovely Flickr friends! I wanted to do some ACEOs, to experiment a bit, and get back to some drawing, so I did these. I'm having a lot of trouble with the backgrounds. My first thought was to collage them, but I hated all the fiddly cutting out of my drawing. (The one top right has a background of Cath Kidston paper, but you can't see it for glare. Sorry.) I didn't really want to spend time on a detailed background, but maybe that's the only way to go?
A lovely little 2.5"x3.5" art card
The mask image is from one of my oldest carvings, made fresh again!
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© Marissa L. Swinghammer