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Sep132015Sep 13 2015

Pattern 37/52

At the beginning of this week I came down with quite a cold. For two days I didn’t feel too good and I helped my healing process with some wholesome food and a little sketching in the sun. These sketches then became the starting point for a new pattern collection, that emerged quite naturally. I… Read More

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Aug292015Aug 29 2015

Pattern 30-35/52

It’s been a while since I posted my last pattern, nearly six weeks actually. And this was the time I took off this summer, for travelling with my family to Thailand, for being mostly offline and not missing much, for drawing with no aim in my sketchbook. For replenishing, filling the well, seeing and doing… Read More

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Aug222015

My Thailand Sketchbook

I brought my sketchbook home brimming with sketches and the feeling of fun I had while drawing them. Nearly all of its hundred pages filled up with memories and the big and little things I saw and put to paper on our Thailand trip. Things, that a camera can’t capture this way. Mostly little things,… Read More

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Aug192015Aug 21 2015

What I brought home from Thailand

Fabric from Little India in Bangkok, a sketchbook full of drawings, a coloring book from the airport, Chinese brushes from Chinatown in Bangkok, Micron pens bought in Chiang Mai, a dress from Pattaya, a stylus pen, a pouch and mini lotus buds from the world’s biggest weekend market. Plus a tan, wonderful travel stories, hubby… Read More

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Jun172015Jun 17 2015

Candy and Helga

Last year around this time I sewed myself a pair of pants. I had so much fabric left over, that I could cut it out to sew a tunic like this one, this time with short puffy sleeves and a size tighter. And since then, the cut-outs have been lying around. The months passed and… Read More

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Mar222015May 9 2015

Pattern 12/52

My pattern of the week comes from week 2 of the Make Art that Sells course, where Baby Apparel was the featured market. The warm-up drawing exercise was “seahorses”. I must say, I have always loved seahorses since I was little. Did you know that seahorses are the only known species in the world where… Read More

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Jan12015May 11 2015

New Year, New Blog

Welcome to my new blog! I am so happy that you are here. To kick off the New Year in celebration style I would love to show you something I am quite proud of. Constant readers of my former blog might remember those plates I designed in November. I put one of the plate designs… Read More

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For all my ginger-haired friends out there! I am s For all my ginger-haired friends out there! I am still enjoying painting dance-related scenes and I hope you enjoy the little break from flowers too.

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The fourth and last print I designed for the lates The fourth and last print I designed for the latest @caftanist collection - I am proudly presenting ‘Dreamy Ivy’

All hand-painted in acrylic, it made its way from my painting table in Northern Germany to Malaysia 💫 and look, so many style options to choose from, wow!

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Reach for the stars - always. You are part of the Reach for the stars - always. You are part of the universe.

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Here is another look at ‘Perfect Poppy’, my fa Here is another look at ‘Perfect Poppy’, my favourite print I designed for the latest @caftanist collection 🌸

Would you have guessed that I painted these flowers digitally, solely on the iPad? While most digital artists prefer Procreate, I love Adobe Fresco for its unpredictable watercolour brushes which bring much of the beauty and magic of real watercolours 🎨💫

For those of you who are interested in trying digital watercolour painting on the iPad I have a whole beginner class on @skillshare on this topic where we will paint crocuses in the snow, a little harbinger of spring. You can find the link to the class in my bio linktree ⬆️ It also gives you a month on Skillshare for free, with access to all my classes and thousands more.

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I am channeling my inner Matisse here who said col I am channeling my inner Matisse here who said collage is like ‘drawing with scissors’.
Do you know his famous painting ‘Dance’ ?

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That might be my favourite print I designed for th That might be my favourite print I designed for the @caftanist collection - ‘Perfect Poppy’

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