Some odds and ends

Lionel's room while still living in the commune.



Tea with Tarryn and thyme.





Papa aufen Fahrrad :)






Rotkopf mit ihr Huhn!

Baby fever

Stuff for my brother's baby, expected at the end of May.

Sobrinos

I made an exchange with two of my nephews, I draw them and they draw me. It was fun.

Notebook scetches 1/2

Storyboards for "Continuity", my short film on the Underground

Some notes while filming "Continuity"

Elizabeth Peyton exhibition in Maastricht

Heleen and Lena

Steve McQueen, Pablo and some other people I did meet.

Café "De Balie" Amsterdam

Notebook scetches 2/2

"Cherry Orchard" in A'dam. (the right one is Heleen's)

Brücke exhibition in Groningen

Folkert de Jong sculpture "The Architect"

Rincón

This is my reading corner. Not so happy about the drawing, but it was a nice practice.

Queso

It was a bit old already, and soo smelly (can you say that?)

Pelusas

Three of my favourite pelusas (fluff?)
Lately I don't vacuum them, I collect and draw them. Their colour fascinates me, the grey with a bit of blue or a couple of red dots. Are the remainders of our life so grey?

... let's see if I can finish my alphabet...

Only on Planet Earth

Dali gives the finger after he stole a billion

another settler is killed for a mobile phone

Bobby gives the fist and a country is destroyd, Adolf gives the hand and continent was destroyd

the ministers get two new cars- R2million in total while- another 2 million starve

and we see another good try and the Boks won!

happy new year Africa

Whopee it is Holiday again

portraits from the Tribeca Cafe

Claude Lévi-Strauss 1908-2009

The young Egon Schiele

At the airport - return

At the airport - departure

Orilla

I think it was Paul Valery who wrote that the sea shore is this line where you can find what the sea doesn't want and what the earth doesn't dare to accept.
(I don't know if dare is the right word, and I can't find the quote in french, sorry)
(I'm trying to come back but school is eating all my energy)

i tried to draw wool...

h-e-m-a

Ñandutí

(Guaraní Indian: “spider web”), type of lace introduced into Paraguay by the Spaniards. It is generally characterized by a spoke-like structure of foundation threads upon which many basic patterns are embroidered. This structure, resembling a spider web or the rays of the Sun, is usually made on a small circular cushion.

Of course I had in mind the drawings of the selvedge magazine you gave me.