The smallest tins

Why are these small items always so expensive?!

Random stuff from Berlin

Just a few items I brought back from my city trip to Berlin.

Travelling the globe

Sketching my monogram

These are sketches I did in Art college for my own monogram. All of these are done by hand, I wish I still had the patience to sketch like that!

Learning fractions

These wooden boxes are actually learning material.

Berlin, the day after

Some more pictures of things that caught my eye during my days in Berlin.

From Brooklyn to Belfast and back

This project is called Look at Book. For 36 weeks a sketchbook was sent in random order between four artists; two in Brooklyn and two in Belfast. Each artist was given five days to complete a spread in response to the one that preceded it. A small portion of each entry extends on to the following page. There was no communication between the artists concerning the content of the book, during its making.

I always get so inspired by looking at these kind of projects, I absolutely love this idea.

So I call upon you all: is anyone interested in adopting this idea and create a project similar to this one? (mixed-media, international etc. etc.). Send me an e-mail or leave a comment if your interested. Please blog or tweet it forward!

Pieces of nature

Cookie jar

I just love these sixties illustrations. This cookie jar looks smaller than it actually is. Beautiful right?

Agenda Lumière-Jougla

Quite old, this agenda (1914), published by the Union Photographique industrielle.

More stuff from the attic

The suitcase also unveiled these items: 2 vintage tiles and a small book. This 'baby passport' kept track of the vaccinations I received when I was a kid.

Shoes and things

A few of items that were hidden away in the small suitcase; my old babyshoes (I'm so happy I still have these), a few small tins, a somewhat bigger tin and a desk calender. Is it a bird, is it a penguin?