Featured on Tictail
I’ve been somewhat addicted to online shopping the past couple of weeks, getting all birthday presents and even something for the house via Etsy or Tictail. During one of these browsing moments, I clicked onto […]
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Taking some time out to enjoy my surroundings
It was a rare sunny and warm day yesterday, so I treated myself to a couple of hours outdoors, lying on the grass at the Maasboulevard. I watched ships sail by, a film crew hanging […]
Now offering collections in my webshop!
I”ve decided to experiment with a new strategy in my webshop (go ahead and visit my webshop!). Although the pricing of my drawings is very reasonable, what I think tends to discourage people (because it would […]
New product in the shop!
I’ve lately been too busy to do much for my webshop, but then… isn’t “busy” sometimes just a state of mind? You have to make time in order to have time. Well, not always, but […]
Brush pens
Last year, I discovered this amazing product called a brush pen. It caught my eye every time I visited the art shop, but at 8 euros for one pen, I was always a little nervous […]
Do something every day
I read somewhere that doing something every day, even if it isn’t much, is better than doing nothing. So since I want to pursue illustration as a viable complement to my design work, I’ve decided […]
Illustrated birds
I’ve always loved drawing objects of nature. My doodles usually consist of trees and sometimes birds, although it isn’t obvious looking at my webshop! I decided today to pick up where I left off with […]
Never waste an opportunity
A few weeks ago, I was approached by a band from the UK to create an illustration for a t-shirt they want to produce (pics later!). The first illustration I made was of a willow […]
Sketch: St Paddy’s Day
I’m sketching my first St Patrick’s Day card and feeling glad to be back with a pencil in my hand!
Something a little different
I’ve been commissioned to create many birthday cards over the past few weeks. I used to hate them, but since I’ve started to see them as more illustrative work compared to more bland, corporate or […]