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Wednesday, July 15, 2009

What the Heck is an ACEO?

"Share The Love" an ACEO by Dean Dyment Studios


ACEOs are all over etsy and I finally had to figure it out.
Inquiring minds want to know..............even old ones.

Wikipedia is my source for all knowledge these days. (Lazy Me)

ACEO stands for Art Cards, Editions and Originals. They are very small hand drawn or painted pieces of art.
"Running Mouse" by Dean Dyment Studio on etsy



I mean small. Baseball trading card size 2 1/2 by 3 1/2 inches. A very cute, put them in your wallet, inexpensive way to share and collect art. Great for us poor types (you and me) who don't have the dough for fine art pieces.


The first ones, created by artist Michael Leavitt were even wrapped up nicely and included a slice of bubble gum! His first ones were of icons such as Vincent Van Gogh, Frida Kahlo, Jackson Pollock, Bjork and Michael Jackson!

Lori Dean Dyment makes glass pendants from some of her ACEOs and prints. Isn't this one adorable! And ...I won it in a give away on her blog!
Don't bother looking because there aren't any more. I can "feel" your jealousy( gloating).
Just Kidding Please Do go look! She has other fantastic items. Here's my favorite!



Mermaid Collage Print 5 x 7 ...................So Beautiful!

7 comments:

ldeandyment said...

Thanks so much for doing such a great feature on me. Enjoy your new necklace.

QuirkyDolls said...

Your welcome and
yes she does!

Mee a Bee said...

These are great! I see ACEO on Etsy and I did look it up once ... maybe this time I will remember. Lori's work is so cool!

QuirkyDolls said...

Meeabee - there are so many abreviations to learn on etsy and all over the web. I saw another one yesterday on cafe mom. It was a pic (cartoonish) of two people "in bed" and over the bed was TTC..???
I googled it---Trying To Concieve:D

CAB Management said...

nice stuff!!! view other talented artists at my site http://www.artcardist.com

DPeaGreen Designs said...

Thanks for the explanation and showing some terrific art from ACEO artists! Duhhh, I didn't even think of using Wikipedia to look up the meaning of ACEO. For a smart woman, I can be dense at times!! LOL!!

Diane
http://dpeagreendesigns.etsy.com
http://dpeagreendesigns.blogspot.com

QuirkyDolls said...

I use wikipedia all the time for almost anything. Who has the time to load all the info in that site????