Pierre the Unsad Yellow ButterflyOur Pierre, with his yellow and black wings, is a tribute to NAC, which recently promoted to the Eredivisie. NAC = Breda = my hometown, so hooray.

And Pierre, just like a real taxidermy butterfly,…

MAKE A WISH!When you see a robin, you can make a wish. But you have to do it very quickly before it flies away. It is therefore of great importance to have your wish ready at all times, in case you come across a robin.

BUT with…

You & MeHow lucky we are to have each other!

Two portraits of four-leaf clovers in golden frames.

To remind you from time to time.

Painted with Ecoline

Art print on Hahnemühle Rag 308 gsm

2 prints 9 x 6.5 cm

2 frames 12.5 x…

Party pig (Feestvarken) Lets You CelebrateThe goal of this Feestvarken is to remind you to celebrate more often.

(The model is Kevin, from the petting zoo across the street.)

But why should I celebrate more?Well,...:

∙ You…

KISSKiss is a portrait of a kissed girl with lipstick. A work of art about the importance of a good kiss.

∙ Size 50 x 70 cm
∙ Print on 5mm plexiglass
∙ 3mm dibond plate on the back side, with a 2 cm. suspension profile
∙…

Counting Sheep An artwork for the bedroom wall to make you sleep like a baby. Your own flock of sheep to count when you’re lying in your warm cosy bed. These little sheep watch over you while you sleep, with their bright blue…

Through thick and Thin #1,

26 stories about the relationship between siblings. To remember that your family is always there for you.

Screen printed by hand
30 x 30 cm. Very limited editions of ±2Each print comes with a yummy…

LoveboatHere's a sweet little piece of art,

about how scary it can be sometimes

to let go of something you love.

But if you've folded the boat sturdy enough,

it'll all be okay, really.

This boat is made of 2mm thick, curved…

Animal friendly Framed Blue, Black and Red ButterflyA blue, black and red butterfly painting in a box frame, just like the taxidermy butterflies. But without the sadnes. To celebrate how animal friendly you are.

Why 'Unsad…