Beheaded Matilda.

This is the very first figure I made in my ceramics course. Matilda was born with a head on her shoulders. I stuck her to my studio window sill next to a cactus. When I got in the next morning, a dramatic scene awaited me: Matilda was lying on the floor and had been beheaded. Somehow I feel this was for the best. She's more interesting now. 

Ceramic experiments.

Last year I tried pottery but was hopelessly bad at it. Still, my attraction towards clay remained, so I joined another course. This time no turning wheel involved, which allowed me to work at a slower, calmer pace. And I absolutely love it! These are the results of my first few goes. I will be continuing my experiments for the coming months. 

Eusebio the plant pot head.

There's no place like home jewelry box.

Beauty on the inside pencil holders.

Rekult workshop "From A to Zine"

It's been waaaay too long since I posted on here. So here are some lovely photos by German (http://todytod.com/) that were taken during a workshop that Amy and I were invited to give hosted by Rekult. It was a lot of fun and wonderful to see all the results by the end of it. I would definitely join again!

Plantágoras exhibition at Niche Rotterdam.

On the 20th of June there will be a small opening
for my little Plantágoras watercolour series.
Everyone is welcome! I will be at Niche from
5 to 9pm welcoming people.
The first visitors will get a nice little present!
Here's a link to the event.

Bike exhibition.

There will be a bike exhibition coming up in Rotterdam very soon where the bike rims I drew on will be showing! Nice surprise!

Fresh from the printer!

We got our delivery of lovely A4 prints on 300 gr "artist paper" today! The paper and colours are great, very high quality, super bright colors!

I posted them to Bego who will be showing (and hopefully selling) them at the 

XV Creative Jam Festival in Lisbon. 

Pictographic.

For the past few months I've been creating imagery for Holaluz.com's blog. It's a good mental exercise to read an article and translate it into one simple and clear image. Check their blog for some interesting articles about elecrticity related topics.