Marisa D. Aceves. Birds Of A Feather: Golden Radiating Prism Square. Digital Photography. 2020.
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Marisa D. Aceves. Birds Of A Feather: Golden Radiating Prism Square. Digital Photography. 2020.
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Marisa D. Aceves. Succulent Target. Digital Photography. 2020.
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Marisa D. Aceves. Bougainvillea and Celosia Diamond Drop. Digital Photography. 2020.
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Marisa D. Aceves. Ruby Prism Hibiscus Square. Digital Photography. 2019.
Our world has changed.
Will it ever be the same again?
Probably not.
The threat of the coronavirus looms large in our minds and hearts. We can try hard to escape it, retreating further into our virtual world of social media madness, or we can take some time to reflect. Whatever we choose to do in these uncertain times will reveal our core nature. What is it that we need as a culture, as a society? How can we learn to love our neighbor when the fear of loss steals our security by the minute. Where’s our spring? Can it live in our hearts even if our lives have been destroyed by fate? I’d like to think we can. We must challenge ourselves and others to maintain a positive attitude despite the chaos, defusing the hate instead of adding to it.
Marisa D. Aceves. Grateful Heart: Twinkling Heart Stars. digital photography. 2016.
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I feel that I must share this series at a time when many would question whether there was any good in this world.
The frequency with which we view violence and hate in our everyday lives leads us to believe that love is a myth. However, there are people out there that do know what love is all about. Perhaps you’ve met some along the way. They appreciate you, support your efforts, and are encouraged by your success.
Sweethearts are wonderful. We all wish we had one.
However, in their absence, we can remain appreciative. Take the time this weekend to remind the special, giving people in your life how much you care.
Let’s kill those Valentines’ blues.
Have a blessed weekend and a joyful week!
Remember always, to live life creatively!
Marisa. D. Aceves. Coral Dandelion Whirl. Digital Photography. 2019.
I have an allergy to cleaning.
At every turn, I find a creative way to avoid it.
However, when I do get around to it, I try to find joy and mystery in my domestic misery.
Mopping the floor doesn’t have to boring!
When the water buckets stack in your favor, you know you have something special.
Marisa D. Aceves. Double Square Maze (Orange and Violet). Digital Photography. 2019.
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I’m excited about introducing a vivid color version of my “Roller Wordy” series on my website!
Sure, black and white is beautiful, but color is so expressive.
“Roller Wordy” was created using texture from roller stamps with the intention to simulate mid-century, minimalist modern art.
Line, shape, texture and form all come into play to provide design lovers and interior decorators with simple versatility and a bold, pop of juicy color!
Marisa D. Aceves. Power Of Flowers: Hibiscus And Ornamental Pepper Wheel. Digital Photography. 2019.
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The latest addition to my floral “Power Of Flowers” series combines hardy, tropical hibiscus flowers and punchy, ornamental peppers with the clean lines of modern design providing the perfect touch of flame, tartness, spice and business. Ravishing reds and not-so-mellow yellows are cheeky, playful and unconventional, but then again, so are you!
Have a great weekend!
Marisa D. Aceves. “Roller Wordy: Turn Of The Square”. Digital photography. 2019.
Hope you’re having a wonderfully creative week!
I’ve just added NEW additions to my “Roller Wordy” series!
They’re everything you love about bold minimalist artwork with a stunning splash of vibrant, Pop Art color!
View this playful series in both black and white and color here .