We have a winner.. Congratulations, Famke! Penelope Dullaghan’s colorful print is yours. Thanks to all for joining the competition! If you would still like to have one of Penelope’s illustrations for your wall: you’ll find a beautiul collection of prints in her Etsy shop. A new giveaway will open Monday. Happy weekend!
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Oh, the amazing things you can do with paper. There are countless creatives who will prove that it’s definetly a lot. Paper gives an extra dimension to illustrations, making things that are otherwise bound to their surface bloom up and come to life. It takes good skills and patience, but the results can be stunning!
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Being creative is necessary! Life is to short. That’s the statement of Ukraine born & Canada based illustrator Helen Dardik. And so Helen paints; boys, girls, unicorns, birds, and so on, in every imaginable color and with every possible detail. Helen also creates beautiful patterns and adorable toys, all in that same playful style that is […]
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Writing today’s blogpost took me forever. When browsing through the Instagram of artist Pete Cromer, I was constantly distracted by the countless colors & shapes in all of his beautiful, one of a kind creations. It was the Resin Budgerigars that first got my attention. Then, his insanely adorable rocks with souls called Druids. Oh my! And Pete’s […]
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I know I shared her work countless times before. But really, I need to do it again. Italian illustrator Monica Barengo continues to dazzle me with her delightful & delicate drawings. The elegant characters, the beautiful brown shades, the mysterious atmospheres.. love!
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The Dutch trees are losing their leaves and I used my home heater for the first time this week. Yep, winter is coming! Did you know that the winterdays in Holland are very short? In midwinter the sun won’t rise till 9am and is gone at about 5pm. On working days we sometimes have to […]
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Australian artist Emma Lisette Palmer draws every day. On paper, canvas, wood and, yes, spoons! Emma has created countless of lovely faces with big eyes, bight colors and quirky expressions on wooden cutlery that you would never in a lifetime consider using in the kitchen. Love!
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