It's SPRING! The skirts are getting shorter! :)

An old work, a fast sketch, made during class in the Hochschule für Künste in Bremen back in 2009.

For the guys! :)

Another boardgame for a museum?! Yes!!

Last summer I was invited to help a very nice museum educator in the Museum of Fine Arts for a summer camp. I was excited and I found this two weeks very inspiring being with teenagers working with them, showing them new things about art. I also made the design of the board of a board game, that was about pirates and about the paintings in the Museum's Dutch Gallery section.
I made this in the summer of 2013, but I forgot to post it so far. It was not a professional game, it was made specially for the campers to play with it.
I was really happy seeing the kids playing with it, and it was a good feeling to hear they liked the design.
Here are some pictures of it, enjoy!


Here are some sneak-peek werkpictures of designing the board game:

 

 The game in action! :)

When the boardgame gets into shape

On this Tuesday, the press finished printing the boardgame I designed, and I couldn't wait to take some pictures of it.
Since we didn't want to pay for the packing, we had to put together the hundreds of different quiz-cards and the play money for one hundred boxes. We will be finished by tomorrow.
So here they are!
Enjoy!

Counting the money :))

Posing with Ágnes, the writer of the boardgame, tired'n'proud!

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Here's a picture of the whole set of the board game.

King's Birthday in Netherlands in the Kindergarden

In the Tulipán Kindergarden this time it will be a big celebration about the King's Birthday of The Netherlands, and I made some poster designs for this occasion tonight.

I hope you'll like them!

Groetjes!

The World Tourism Day of 2014

We had an event, the World Tourism Day on the 23rd of February, where the Stamp Museum a.k.a. me and another nice college of mine Ágnes were invited to lead the children's activity program about ships, travelling and of course stamps. So we prepared some new stuff for the guests and I drew also a fast sketch with a felt tip of a wooden ship that used to sail on our river Danube in the 15th-16th centrury. We figured out that it'd be nice if the kids can finish my drawing, colouring it with stamps.
They seemed to like it, especially because we were playing with the kids on a ship the whole time.
Here are some pictures of the event.

And here's what I got from one of the kids. Just because! :-)

"Art is anything you can get away with." - Bier-time!

Another edible logo has been created from my designs, this time the Felni Bierbar made a wonderful and delicious art-piece of my logo and if it's not enough, they also placed it on their glasses.
I think they look amazing, aren't they?
Here's my previous edible logo if you haven't checked it out already.



For the bread:

And for the liquid bread! :)

Drink it, eat it, love it!

Do I draw cars?

No. Or at least not that I know of.. But there was one time when I tried and it turned out quite okay, especially because that was the first time, ever. Of course I do draw cars when I have to "doodle" some for illustrations, but as it is, I guess this was the only one.
It was for a nice friend, who has a special "printer" he built that has sand and not ink to print. And uses glass instead of paper to print on. The sand basicly carves out the glass and makes a glass-picture and he needed me to draw this Mercedes and he transferred it to a plain glass plate.
I made it with my digital Wacom tablet in vector.
Anyway, enjoy!

Here's one when it was halfly done:

 And here's a finished version that was transferred on glass.