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 […]
Category Archives: art journal
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Sketchbook tour
I just flicked through my blogposts and noticed that I haven’t done a sketchbook tour in ages so about it’s high time I showed one. This is a non-sewn art journal I made in the […]
Etsy: Printable antique French letters
I have a small collection of antique French letters dated from the 19th century. You see, I have this thing for the past and when I came across these handwritten old letters in a small […]
Mini exhibition: Paper Magic
‘Paper Magic, paper innovations in the digital age’ is an exhibition organised by the Library of VU University in Amsterdam which exhibits all kinds of paper: paper made out of alternative fibers like elephant dung, […]
Week 5: Art Journaling
In week 5 van Marenthe’s The Kick Art E-beat course gingen we art journaling. Dat is mij niet helemaal vreemd, maar ik had het nog weinig gedaan met vintage foto’s. Marenthe’s stijl spreekt mij enorm […]
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