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 .
Marisa D. Aceves. “The Power Of Flowers: Rotating Diamond Yellow Celosiascape ”. Digital Photography. 2019.
To view or purchase my work please visit acevesart.com .
Earlier this month, I posted the first addition to my latest collection, “The Power Of Flowers”, “Radiating Asiatic Lilyscape”.
You can read all about my inspiration for this colorful design based series here .
For the creation of this piece, I shot the tips of fiery Celosia plants. Their tropical, exotic beauty turns heads and warms the hearts of many an enthusiastic gardener.
Enjoy the inspirational view and the rest of your summer!
Have a great weekend!
Marisa D. Aceves. “The Power Of Flowers: Radiating Asiatic Lilyscape”. Digital Photography. 2019.
To view or purchase my work please visit acevesart.com .
I decided to start my latest collection with the Asiatic Lily. I feel it’s beauty surpasses other lilies I’ve seen at the nurseries. The cheery green leaves, mellow yellow pistoles and soda pop purples provided the perfect punch when split into many crystalline sections.
I hope this makes your weekend a wonderful one.
Marisa D. Aceves. Foiled Again 2: Shimmering Fire Flower. Digital Photography. 2018.
To view more of my work please visit acevesart.com .
I couldn’t take it all home. Nor did I want to, but a particular item caught my eye. I quickly purchased it and brought it home. After wrestling with it for awhile, I tried to lay it out in just the right position. Despite using different sources of light, nothing felt as though it would offer anything unusually captivating.
Then, I realized that I had to take a completely different approach to shooting this particular material than the popular one used to shoot reflective surfaces like water.
I layered the image, wanting to evoke a feeling of mystery as well as movement.
The end result was quite striking!
Bright cerulean blues ended in fiery tendril like tips, then faded into into surrounding darkness.
Be on the lookout for more photos from this series as well as it’s release date.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Remember to always live life creatively!
Marisa D. Aceves. “Spring Cleaning: Red Rose Rolo”. digital photography. 2019.
To view more of my work, please visit acevesart.com .
Who could’ve guessed then that the supplies we used to wash away a winter’s worth of trash were so gosh darn inspiring. Well, they are. This particular cleaning tool provided several mesmerizing architectural compositions in a variety of colors.
Check out the series here .
Marisa D. Aceves. Night Life: Blue Dyne Shell. Digital Photography. 2019.
To view or purchase my work, please visit acevesart.com .
However, this does not mean that our lives are failures or that we haven’t achieved our purpose. Perhaps the joys of life are found not always in big melodramatic adventures, but in the quiet places unappreciated by others.
If we change our mindset and perspective, we can find our next inspirational adventure a little closer to home. The “Night Life” series couldn’t have been produced if I hadn’t been engaged in spring cleaning. Yes, another boring task, but there were gifts, little gold nuggets to be mined in the process. Simple light fixtures we often ignore transcended their original purpose as they provided the basic shapes and patterns for whimsical abstract photographs that remind us of the sea.
Enjoy the rest of series here .
New additions are coming soon.
Have a restful and peaceful weekend.
Marisa D. Aceves. “Laundratopia: Rotational Twist”. Digital Photo. 2018.
To view or purchase my work, please visit acevesart.com .
After a brief hiatus from my abstract photography blog,…
I’m back to creating the work I love best,…
finding the extraordinary in ordinary objects that surround us.
Here’s yet another addition to my one of my latest series “Laundratopia“!
“Rotational Twist”, like the rest of the work in this series, is inspired by 60s optical art! You can read more about it here.
Before I shot the photos, I never really liked doing laundry. Like many other folks out there, it was just another one of those boring, but necessary chores.
Now, I realize that you can find inspiration and joy even in the mundane. All it takes is a touch of creativity and a different mindset.
Have a wonderfully creative weekend!
