Tuesday, June 22, 2010

ACEO-X 3.0

I'm so thrilled to be participating in ulixis' "art cards, editions & originals" (ACEO) exchange (version 3) and am really happy with the card I came up with! Since there was no theme this time (last time it was autumn - check out my last ACEO here), I decided I'd go with a springy/summery item I particularly enjoy drawing - mushrooms! But no wide set eye smiles here, I went on a completely non-sharpie approach and did some charming amanitas with pointillism. Behold:


I hope my exchange partner likes it! And I am a little curious what the other participants came up with (specifically which one I end up with - oh the anticipation)! This exchange will officially bring up my art card collection to a solid two cards, which is far from making one of my collections blog posts! Ulixis on the other hand just did a post showing off her solid amount of aceo's and you can even spot mine in there from aceo-x 2.0:


Do you see it? It does have some pretty cute little anthropomorphic acorns! You can read/see her entire collection here if you're interested too! I'm hoping the $1.25 store restocks their card plastic holder things soon so I can start a binder of my very own! Because clearly I need to start collecting more things...I mean I don't even have a collections post this week! Gasp!

5 comments:

  1. ooooh NICE! i LOVE pointillism!

    I just made my ACEO yesterday - another goddess of course. i can't wait to see what everyone else comes up with!

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  2. The picture doesn't show off the beauty of your acorn card and its many levels of paper. Mom

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  3. Your card really shows up my little thing.
    linds

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  4. Oh MAN! I'm so glad you posted this because I totally forgot about the exchange! I'd better get on this! Since I'm finished work at school, but still have to spend 6 hours a day there until June 30th, I should have plenty of time this week to get 'er done.

    PS. I think this qualifies as a 'collection' post, even though it's not technically your collection.

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