“Flow”

Every once in a while I struggle with the motivation to sit down and do what I love. A first world problem in it’s purest form. But since I live in a first world country, here we are. Scrolling through my bloated mobile phone photo archive, I see shots of works I once made without really thinking too much about it. Just make for the sake of making. Flow.

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Learning basic and advanced art skills doesn’t have to be tedious or uninspiring. I love teaching people how to work on their goals by combining technical exercises with creative, dynamic projects. Art is more than just a skill; it’s a healing mindset.

I have both shorter workshops and extensive courses available; whatever suits your creative need right now. I give feedback and support in my safe, private Facebook group!

My art journal

Thoughts, happenings and community

I love sharing my thoughts, studio and projects in something less fleeting than social media. You’ll also find a bunch of free resources such as videos and reference images here. Your feedback always makes me feel good so leave a comment if you’d like.

  • “Silence II”

    “Silence II”

    30×40 cm, oil on panel (2025) On October 11, 2025 I will be exhibiting my work, together with the choir performance composed by Janneke Moes. I’d love to show you my body of work for this project, in the upcoming weeks. More details and purchase information can be found at the bottom of this page.

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  • “Silence I”

    “Silence I”

    30×40 cm, oil on panel (2025, sold) On October 11, 2025 I will be exhibiting my work, together with the choir performance composed by Janneke Moes. I’d love to show you my body of work for this project, in the upcoming weeks. More details and purchase information can be found at the bottom of this

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  • Studying colour: Suze Robertson’s ‘Pietje’

    Studying colour: Suze Robertson’s ‘Pietje’

    Last week I forgot to quote Gwen John’s brother Auguste – a painter like his sister – who said: “In fifty years I will be known as the brother of Gwen John”. In a better world, that would have been true but unfortunately Auguste failed to recognise the power of misogyny. In that same better

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