You don’t need an education to know which fruit you like.

You could travel around the world and become a fruit connoisseur, learning about growth, sun, hydration, wind, soil, transportation, nutrients, combinations, chemistry, ancestry, but you don’t need this knowledge to enjoy fruit.

The same goes for art. Don’t let anyone tell you you should “know more” before you can form an opinion.

I’ve started an internet diet. Less E-mail, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube…

I even started turning off my wifi for 3 hours a day so I can focus more.

I hope it will result in more and better ideas.

Let’s see what happens!

The last 12 months I have been posting my sketch process to my Instagram.

I’ve always wondered how computer sketches are perceived. Usually, an unfinished digital work does not look like a sketch, it just looks like a not-so-good-work. Pencil sketches are clear: they are in process, the artist is still searching.

I like the work of French artist Xavier Veilhan.
I think it speaks for itself.

This is a Youtube channel with clips from the TV show “How It’s Made”

How It’s Made shows you how common household items are manufactured.

Ray Harryhausen, stop-motion animation master, dies in London at 92.

Check this movie with an amazing compilation of all of his creatures:

Last night we projected vai avanti .com & stagnation means decline .com
on the corner of Kenmare & Bowery in New York.

Thanks to Mark Brown for making it happen!