Month: July 2009

Okay, I’m off, see you in a couple of weeks! :)

These are the last ones of the Yashica-roll.

Barbara and I went on a biketour around Amsterdam today, which was really nice. Only the wind was blowing pretty hard, so now I feel like I biked a part of the Tour de France… ;)

I like how in the first photo it looks like some cute green monster is covering up the houses.
The third photo is Gemma on her birthday.

I bought this skirt today. Haven’t tried it on yet :) Now I’m going to make some fresh mint tea and relax.

These are the first pictures from my testroll from the Yashica ME 1. I recently bought that camera for 2 euros and apart from leaking a little light, I really love the colours. So I think I will bring this one with me on our holiday :)

I really love the building of the KABK. It has such a nice oldfashioned-school feeling. I must say the art school I went to, didn’t have these beautiful windows and shadows.

Thank you all for your sweet birthday wishes! :) I had a really nice and relaxed birthday!

More pictures of the exhibition.

Busy last weeks. Tomorrow is my birthday and Gemma and I decided to throw a small party in the park this Saturday…but the weather seems like autumn all of a sudden. Oh well, there’s always the living room.

Saturday, GJ and I took the train to The Hague to visit the graduation exhibition of the KABK. And of course to congratulate my friend Barbara who graduated from the graphic design department.

I took a lot of pictures, so you know what you’ll be seeing here the coming posts… :)

Thursday Gemma and I decided to leave Amsterdam behind us and go for a swim outside of the city.
Besides getting a little sunburned, it was a perfect mini-holiday!

I saw this on the BBC last week and I really really liked it.

And this is post numero 100! :)

Yesterday I have been working all day on a rush job for this leaflet. I will pick up the stencilled version this afternoon and of course show you how it turned out. Now I am off to help some more over there with illustrations and more…