Friday, April 22, 2011
Paint Party Friday - Upcycled ACEOs
Baby Sea Turtle ACEO Painting For Sale
Purple Hummingbird ACEO Painting for Sale
Pastel Dragonfly ACEO Painting ON SALE NOW
I am having so much fun creating ACEOs from recycled cereal box material. I took my parrots out on the porch this afternoon, and drew and painted while they soaked up the sun =) I had already cut up a Big Special K box into 2.5x3.5in pieces, and primed them with acrylic paints of different colors. Today, I let my free spirit fly and these three ACEOs are the result.
Hope you are enjoying the party! Can't wait to see what everyone else is up to =) Happy Easter!! Kathryn
ps-If you're not yet familiar with ACEOs, they are Art Cards and you can find more info about them at my ACEO Gallery
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I love recycling as well and you have produced great results. Happy Easter, Annette
ReplyDeleteWow, that's cool, recycling, love it. Have a great weekend! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great recycling idea, will have to try that. Great paintings as well. Happy Easter and PPF!
ReplyDeletelovely work this week, even better that they are up cycled.
ReplyDeleteWow these are so delicate and pretty beautiful work :)
ReplyDeleteHI Kathryn..these are all so beautiful and lovely. i am so drawn to the turtle..gorgeous! Fabulous series!
ReplyDeleteShine on
Victoria~
Interesting way to recycle and keep our planet green. Always a extra when saving money....for other art supplies...haha!
ReplyDeleteLuv them all but the hummer is quite cute.
Happy Easter : )
I love making ACEOs too, but I never thought to use a cereal box! What a fabulous idea. Your paintings are wonderful. My favs are the turtle and hummingbird. Have a Happy Easter! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to recycle. Wonderful ACEO's. Love the sea turtle the most!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely Easter
hugs Lynn
I love to recycle cereal boxes, too, and was just thinking this week that the cardboard seems thinner than it used to. I guess it's not something you'd otherwise notice. :) LOVE the hummingbird!
ReplyDeleteKathryn, fantastic my friend! Great job!! Happy Easter ;o) Take Care ;o)
ReplyDeleteLove these, especially the hummingbird. We feed the hummers all Summer. They were my mother's favorite bird and she is the one that urged me to feed them. Everytime I see a hummer or a picture of one, I think of my mom.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a perfectly blissful day and your art reflects it!
ReplyDeleteThese are all great, but I must say I LOVE that hummingbird- you really captured great movement with him!
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF (a day late ;))
Stephanie
Terrific idea for recycling! I use old cereal boxes for lots of things but never thought of using it for ACEOs...Bravo! :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat recycling idea! I especially LOVE that hummingbird. BEAUTIFUL!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely, such soft colors! I especially like the hummingbird; just beautiful. I love that you made them with recycled materials. What a great use of "garbage."
ReplyDeleteThese are just gorgeous, I love the use of white on your turtle and the yummy purple of your humming bird..such wonderful work :)
ReplyDeleteI love the little sweet turtle best! HAPPY PPF!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! Your work has such a gentle, ethereal feel. :) Theresa
ReplyDeleteThese are so lovely! I love the turtle, the colors and the strokes look like water.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful way to recycle... such great textures!
ReplyDeleteI love using whatever materials are laying around the house :)
xo
Kristin
What a great idea-i'd never have thought of doing that. These are lovely, i especially like the turtle but love the soft colours you've chosen for all of them.
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful. I have a special fondness of turtles and yours is just stunning.
ReplyDeleteThese are all beautiful and lovely shades and tones that you've chosen to work in!
ReplyDeleteYou have a real gift for painting the natural world Kathryn. The sea turtle is my favourite :-)
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss that you have parrots? I'm sure I must have known that :-) I'm glad you liked Rio too btw.
I love how delicate and soft these are. Very quiet and beautiful.
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