I haven’t had a lot of commissions the last couple of years and now I had two in two weeks.Today Professor Miranda Klaver gave her inaugural lecture named ‘Desiring a Heaven on Earth?’ at the […]
Farewell lecture Professor Wim Janse
Today Professor Wim Janse gave his farewell lecture at VU University Amsterdam titled ‘The enterprising faculty.’ It was my of of my first photography job in two years, Corona regulations have hit me too in […]
Slow Art Party: Innovate
This week’s theme of the Slow Art Party was ‘Innovate’: we could choose a pattern we liked (I chose a really simple wiggly shape) and innovate it in any way we liked, meaning drawing it […]
Etsy: Grungy Gelli plate printable
I just added a new digital paper pack in my shop: Grungy colourful Gelli plate printable. These papers are made in the March class of Fodder School, taught by Rebecca Chapman. The digital papers don’t have […]
Slow Art Party: Taut
This week’s pattern in the Slow Art Party was Taut (tight). We started out with simple brush strokes in watercolor and when the paint had dried we added line drawing to connect the strokes. Taut: […]
IJmuiden: ropes and fishing nets
pile of ropes and nets We like to vist to the harbor of IJmuiden, I’ve shared this often on my blog. On a weekday such as today there is a lot of activity going on […]
Etsy: Grungy mark making printable
Last night I added a new digital paper pack in my shop: Grungy mark making. These papers are made in the December class of Fodder School, taught by Aimee Bishop. The digital papers don’t have an […]
Escape to the country: Hotel Gaia at Diepenveen
We treated ourselves to a few nights away at the country. A friend of mine had recommended Hotel Gaia at Diepenveen (close to Deventer) so off we went for some peace and quiet.“Gaia is the […]
Slow Art Party: Fill
Last week’s theme of the Slow Art Party hosted by Amy Maricle was ‘Fill’. I drew along with Amy in the replay of the session. Slow Art Party: Fill I noticed my watercolor lines started to look […]
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