Join me on a visual exploration of my creative process! As someone who thinks in images, I translate vibrant mental pictures into art. Here, you'll find a selection of photos and videos showcasing the practical steps of crafting my pieces, works in progress (WIP), and before-and-after transformations. This blog is continually developing, so make sure to visit from time to time. I will be honest, I never liked sharing my process. It was a big issue in art school. The teachers

Hey everyone! Exciting news - I can finally show you the new BIG artwork I created! Also, I want to announce the launch of a series of kids' workshops, a side program by the temporary exhibition “Open Kaart” at the Allard Pierson Museum in Amsterdam, for which I created this work. The kids' workshops (ages 6-12) explore their creativity and learn to make their collage artwork. Create your own 3D island and map out your imagination! Get started with different cutouts and print

The first 15 days were a lot of fun to do. I was thinking about it first thing when I woke up, curious about what might happen today. I'm not sure why I quit painting after 15 days. I was distracted by work, a persistent cold/flu, and other concerns. I feel like a failure. During my earlier project to create one artwork per day for 111 straight days, I did so during the lockdown. A time when there were few distractions or obligations. That was very satisfying and empowering,

Hello, beautiful you! I am doing a 100-day painting challenge, and it is day 5. I chose painting because I wanted to get out of my comfort zone, and I am not painting as much as I would like to. Plus, if I start to paint, I never finish it. Also, I am frustrated that I have not painted enough, so I am not skilled at it. This challenge is to transform that limiting and negative mindset. It’s not about being perfectly skilled while making art. That is the biggest misconception