I don’t know about you, but I love this time of year! All those pretty, warm colours of the leaves before they fall down on the ground and leave the trees bare until next Spring. […]
Third junk journal made from a Flow Magazine
Currently I have three beautiful junk journals made out of repurposed Flow Magazines. Each journal is made from one entire issue: I’ve taken out the text pages and kept all the photos and illustrations. I’ve […]
Colour Collections
During the last couple of months I participated in the K.I.S.S. (Keep it Simple Sweetheart) Challenge organized by Kellee Wynn Studios, the artist behind Color Crush Creative. The challenge was about creating simple pieces with […]
New downloadable on Etsy: handwritings on French vintage postcards
Last February I purchased a pack of 100 French vintage postcards from around the 1915s. The front of the postcards are super romantic, on most of them a couple is depicted. The man is offering […]
Etsy: Downloadable eco prints
Yesterday I published the downloadable eco prints in my Etsy shop. Last year I experimented with eco prints for the first time after a bouquet of flowers that was gifted to me started wilting. I […]
Second junk journal made from a Flow Magazine
Earlier in May I wrote about making a journal out of a repurposed Flow Magazine. Well, I made another one and this time smaller in width as I wanted to make it fit in a […]
IJmuiden: ropes and rust
We love IJmuiden, you know it. Here are some abstract captures of our last visit to the harbor with lots of impressions of ropes, rust, patterns of fishing nets and the colors of those ropes […]
Botanical junk journal made from a Flow Magazine
I have piles and piles of Flow Magazines at home. I used to buy them every time a new issue came out and later on I was gifted a subscription. Last year I decided to […]
60-Minute Art Beat Magic, Paris
In March I went on a virtual trip to Paris with The Art Beat Club, taught by Dutch artist Marenthe Otten. I’ve taken a workshop with her before and I really love her style. It’s […]
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