interview Libelle
In the spring issue of the lovely Libelle Tuin&zo you’ll find an interview with me. Of course I’ll tell about my love for plants and flowers and how they inspire my work.
In the spring issue of the lovely Libelle Tuin&zo you’ll find an interview with me. Of course I’ll tell about my love for plants and flowers and how they inspire my work.
Now in stores: Libelle Tuin&zo with many of my watercolour garden illustrations.
The first news letter of 2018, a bit late! Have a look at some of my new designs for tableware, ceramics and fabrics over here.
Now that we’ll see less and less flowers in nature let’s put them on our bicycle bags. My magnolia print for Basil is featured on many bags, bicycle bells and saddle covers and soon available over here. Not only in poppy red, but also in stylish grey with pastels, blackberry and teal blue. Read more about my work in my november newsletter.
It’s a great start of the day: a 30 minute painting of teapots and flowers, two of my favourite subjects. See what else I’ve been up to in my October newsletter
For my client Basil I designed a floral print for bicycle bags. A print that had to visible from 20 metres distance and attract different client groups. We chose the magnolia as it is such a breathtaking flower that will surely grab your attention. The very solid and waterproof bags are available in different shapes and colour ways and available at the beginning of November 2017.
Whether it’s a traditional dyeing or embroidery technique or handcrafted porcelain: I find Japan absolutely inspiring. See what designs it inspired me to make it in my september newsletter over here.
Roses were in bloom everywhere in my garden this past month. See what it inspired me to make over here in my July newsletter.
Working on my new wallpaper collection, it all starts in and around my garden. This morning I am testing the colourways of my giant papaver somniferum wallpaper design. Drop me a line if you would like to see my wallpaper collection. Or have a look at my Instagram account to see what I’m working on right now.
