Showing posts with label aceo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aceo. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Itty Bitty Avocados - ACEO canvases

I just couldn't resist painting a few of these tiny canvases. I think they would make cute little gifts, or stocking stuffers...not that I'm getting excited for Christmas already :)


Oil on canvas, 2.5x3.5 inches
Click here to view in my shop
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Last day to enter my giveaway!

Click here to enter to win a set of 4 ACEO watercolors

Thanks to Kate and Oli for hosting this giveaway, read my full interview here.
I'm also featured on Sarah Marie Dee's blog today (doesn't her name make you want to sing?) check it out here: http://sarahmariedee.wordpress.com/

Monday, February 22, 2010

Lonely Pear - Still life oil painting

Another pear oil painting for today, I'm not going to lie I'm glad that I found these tiny canvases while the Olympics are on, more time to watch :)


pear oil painting

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Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Sea life - aceo watercolors

Another little set of sea creatures, they make such interesting lines and shapes, it's impossible not have fun with them


Thursday, January 21, 2010

The vegetables

I couldn't stop with just three kinds of veggies, the red onion is my favorite. I guess I'm in an illustrative mood.






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Monday, January 18, 2010

More little watercolors

Here's another little set of aceo watercolors. They're just so much fun to work on, AND I can paint them on my lunch break which makes my desk job a little better :) I think they would be so cute to hang in a kitchen or a breakfast nook.

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Friday, January 8, 2010

Best buddies - watercolor aceo


My husband loves fish, and I guess it was time to try my hand at some. These turned out just like I had pictured them in my head


ink and watercolor on 300 lb paper - sold

Monday, January 4, 2010

Art Cards, Editions and Originals

This year Christmas meant that I got to spend a relaxing week in California, but it also meant that I'd be without my oils for a while. Which seemed like such a waste since I was going to have so much free time, and usually I'm fighting for a few hours a week set aside for painting. Luckily I have a travel watercolor set, which I purchased in Florence :), so I tried making a few of these little ACEO drawings. And even though watercolors aren't my favorite these were super fun to make.


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