
Forest Path
ACEO stands for Art Card Editions and Originals. The size of an ACEO is always 2.5" by 3.5". They are created in a variety of medias and are highly collectible works of art.
Search "ACETSY" to find a great variety of ACEO's on Etsy

I can’t help it… the island got into my blood. I want to move there and just keep soaking in that healthful island living!
Well, still being there in heart has drawn out a of me, paintings, inspired by the beauty there. I completed these ACEO’s recently – all of which are for sale in my Etsy shops (or click the picture)
I totally and completely fell in love with Plumeria's! They were blooming everywhere. The variety of colors intrigued me and the smell is intoxicating! One of these Plumeria paintings includes native symbols and pen work in the background. The other is a bud just opening in the early morning!
© M Pruitt 2009
© M Pruitt 2009
Thanks for stopping by the ACETSY blog! Be sure to come and visit my shop, The Creators Palette, for a selection of original watercolor painting ACEO’s.


"Robin, I gave out three of your little cards yesterday to some very
specialfriends and customers...I wrote a little note on the back thanking them
fortheir business and friendship, then handed them to them and told them why I
wasgiving them the card....one of the ladies who is already special to me, was
intears and took her's home and showed her husband...Just thought I'd let you
know:) "
Fire Dew Drops 
Dusk
Here is a sweet custom illustration I just finished for a client. To me, this little guy just looks like Robin Hood. I am going to do another in a fedora, a little Bogart action, he he, so we'll see what kind of actor he can be!


Aquamarine Dew Drops
Springtime Forest IV
Garnet Drop
Royal Dew Drop I 
I just uploaded a bunch of dapper new gentlemen to my etsy account. I love not only these gents, but my description of them, which I spent some time crafting. If you have any critiques of the men or the description, I'd love them!
Big Purple Dew DropI just painted this stunning watercolor ACEO! It’s titled “Golden Woods’ and shimmers as if the sun is shining through it! So warm and yet so secluded – come take a look at in in my shop TheCreatorsPalette!
Orange Dew Drop

Violet Dew Drops
This is my newest ACEO - a Sunflower done in Sennelier Oil pastel on Stretched Canvas! The sides measure only 3/4"!
It's available in my etsy shop: TheCreatorsPalette
Peachy Dew Drops IAlthough I belong to this wonderful group I also take part in another group that some of you may know. It is called Boomers and Beyond or BBEST for short!
Last month the BBEST team had an ACEO challenge with the theme set as ‘Spring’. Members were invited to contribute an ACEO in any medium to swap with others. There was a great response and many who had never tried creating an ACEO had a go, and really enjoyed themselves in the process!
For my part I entered the challenge with two, one in my PQ personality and one in my OAW persona.
My PQ ACEO was created using coloured felt pieces, vintage buttons, beads and a signature butterfly. With a bright sun to cheer the viewer on their way I wanted to achieve a bright, springy feel to this one!
The ACEO created under my OAW banner was created in the encaustic medium or painting in wax. Using my trusty travel iron and hot stylus for detail I imagined this stream running through some rocky crags with plants rearing their heads gingerly as Spring approached.
I suppose it was a sneaky way to secure a swap for 2 great ACEO’s. Let me show you what wonderful ACEOs I got in return!
Firstly from Hemlock Hollow came this beauty. She even used rocks (pebbles!) from her creek. Very pretty!
I think this was a ‘first’ and hopefully, not the last.
Meanwhile, the other ACEO I was lucky enough to receive came from Make Your Presents Felt and brought a cheery smile to the day. What a cheerful chappy!
Personally, I thought it was a wonderful way to introduce ACEOs to creators new to this format. To some ACEOs can be very daunting; to have to work in such a small piece of art can be challenging when you are not used to it. However, these two folk had never attempted this before and there were many who have realised what a fun and interesting size it is to work on!