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These necklaces I made for the (selling) exhibition Op Voorraad. It will be open for public during two weekends, Saturday 19, Sunday 20 and Saturday 26, Sunday 27 September. Have a look at their blog for more work and information.
The necklaces are made of wood, leather string, silk and silver chain. The fabric I found in Antwerp at the Dries van Noten stocksale.

family pictures

Recently I found some negatives in a collection of pictures from my grandmother. I like that they all look different in colour. And you see so many other details. This dress looks beautiful...

New York

These pictures were taken on my first trip to New York and the States. I had butterflies in my stomach, I never had thought I would love being there so much.
I made these pictures with an analog camera. There are some impurities, I think my camera wasn't working that good anymore. But in the end I miss my analog camera, the surprise you got when you got your pictures back... I'm even considering buying a new one.

robbie

While looking for some old pictures I came across this one of our cat Robbie. Love it... We had a kind of pink colored cat litter,that's why his paws are pink as well. Looked very adorable..

button rings

These buttonrings are for sale in the showroom from Bonne and me.

VT wonen

Studio BonBon is featured in the new issue of VT Wonen, a Dutch interior magazine, with one of my necklaces. I posted this one in April, but here it is one more time, with some other pictures of equal work.
All necklaces are from sterling silver, the medaillons are from porcelain and are made by hand.

stamps

Each drawing presents one stamp, so I can use them in different ways and tell different small stories. I think it would be nice to make small cards using the stamps. (the colour I used in this example is smokey gray, I like the softness of it)

stamps

The drawings for these stamps I made myself. I got them back from the stamp shop yesterday. I'm very happy with the result. It makes a box look so much nicer. Will show you more tomorrow.

Natalie Rognsøy and Andreas Banderas

Andreas Banderas

Andreas Banderas

Natalie Rognsøy and Andreas Banderas

Natalie Rognsøy and Andreas Banderas

Natalie Rognsøy

Natalie Rognsøy

Today I came across this beautiful work on http://anambitiousprojectcollapsing.blogspot.com/. The bags are from Andreas Banderas and Natalie Rognsøy. I also posted some of their drawings. They both have very interesting work on their sites. Love the lightness of the installations and pictures from Natalie Rognsøy.

Lina Peterson

I came across the work of Lina Peterson at the jewellery site Klimt02. I instantly fell in love with her work. Check her website for more beautiful pieces and for pictures of a better quality.

Keiko Minami

This is one of my most beautiful books: Bonheur by Keiko Minami (1911-2004). I found it in a Japanese bookstore in New York. Would love to have more books....
This book was published by Little More.

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