Mural in Newcastle
Most of you have already seen it on Facebook and Instagram, but I have to mention my milestone here too. For later, so that there
Most of you have already seen it on Facebook and Instagram, but I have to mention my milestone here too. For later, so that there
The footpath in our part of the street is very old and outdated, with a lot of cracks in it and endless patched up areas.
Because oil paintings take a lot of time time to finish, sometimes I want to do something with a relatively fast result. These ink drawings
For about a century this building in the center of Maitland, was home to the Carrington Hotel, which closed down in the 1980’s. Then came
Our collective memory contains thousands of faces, names, brands, objects, scandals, disasters and victories. Like I said above; you often only need a small clue
In September the Maitland council did a call out to artists to come up with a idea for a 18 x 9 meter wall. Frank
The PAL design contest got a funny afterbirth 😀
The organisator of the contest asked me to create a painting in commission, as a tribute to this event.
The organisation was delighted. Recently they ask me permission to reproduce them and today I got the results in 5 colors. Don’t they look awesome?
Sometimes I feel the need to do something different than being in front of my easel.
Inspired on my acrylic painting/illustration ‘Fourteen’ I created this figure.
4 October 2007 This bronze/glass/wood sculpture is based on the painting Agaricia Bullio, which was inspired by the surface texture of one of the Caribbean
14 July 2007 This is the second part of my excorps project with Peter van Oostzanen. In the creation of this drawing we followed the
25 April 2007 An excorps is 1 drawing created by 2 artists, in this case Peter van Oostzanen and me. Peter first drew half a
I tried to make it look unbalanced if you look on the back side of the car, by painting a kind of oblique shape around the license plate, the rear lights and the back window. The wheel openings turned out especially well; they looked like they were cut out in a square form.
Here are 11 of my ‘designer’ wooden shoes, which are in collections & museums worldwide.