Tag Archives: after nature

Sketchbook

Posted on April 28, 2020 by Wilson

There’s a stretch of land between the dyke along the IJmeer east of Amsterdam and Vattenfall’s energy plant, where I like to cycle, on my way to the ancient village of Muiden. The other day I went out early and … Continue reading →

Posted in ART, blog art, CORONA TIMES, DESTINATION HAPPINESS, personal, TEXT, Things I made | Tagged after nature, Amsterdam, catching the moment, color pencil, drawing, IJmeer, Muiden, Vattenfall | Leave a comment

Supermax after nature

Posted on September 29, 2016 by Wilson

I spent at least an hour studying all 10 of them. The music I’ve been listening to, posted here

Posted in ART, CREATIVE CAREERS, DESTINATION HAPPINESS, MUSIC, THE FABRIC OF HOME, TIME LAPSE | Tagged after nature, blacck and white, drawing, line, pencil | Leave a comment

22-year old impression

Posted on February 22, 2016 by Wilson

This is a drawing I made in a field on Lanzarote in 1994. Today exactly 22 years ago. Many memorable events happened since. Now this moment is part of a new composition of frames in our staircase. The other day a … Continue reading →

Posted in (B)OOST, ART, CREATIVE CAREERS, EARLY WORKS, TEXT, THE FABRIC OF HOME, Things I made | Tagged 22, after nature, blue, composition, drawing, field, Holiday, impression, Lanzarote, palm tree, pastels, shade, silhouette, stair case, sunny, vulcano, wall, wall hanging, year | Leave a comment

Hydrangea blues

Posted on January 18, 2016 by Wilson

Posted in (B)OOST, CREATIVE CAREERS, PS | Tagged 2017, after nature, app, award, balance, blue, blues, bronze, Cannes, chart, clever clogs, color, color management, copper, digital, dries, flower, hortensia, hydrangea, idea, inspiration, Lion d'Or, out there, Pantone, pantone studio, picker, PS, schedule, scheme, swatch, swatches, winner | Leave a comment

PS | International Klein Blue

Posted on November 7, 2015 by Wilson

For a project I had a quick look online for a cmyk translation of a blue swatch I wanted to use, as I couldn’t find my Pantone color guide, and came across this chart on Wikipedia. It reads like poetry! … Continue reading →

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The Order Of Things

Posted on September 9, 2014 by Wilson

On our way to school yesterday morning. A Monday Morning. Not easy getting to this point, in time: The Franckendael Park close to school, and we’re all dressed, my son’s backpack packed and we’re on our bikes. Hallelujah, The Counterforce overcome, everything … Continue reading →

Posted in ART, Books, CORONA TIMES, CREATIVE CAREERS, DESTINATION HAPPINESS, Education, Illustration, mumson, OUT OF THE BOX, PHOTOGRAPHY, PS, TEXT | Tagged after nature, Amsterdam, biodiversity, Ebola, Ernst Haeckel, exhibition, grid, illustration, infographic, masterplan, mathematics, Mediamatic, Nature, order, randomness, science, spider, Taschen, virus, web | 2 Comments

After Nature Pattern Designs

Posted on July 11, 2014 by Wilson

! Checking my mail -before returning home- I came across a few interesting newsletters, among which: At Liberty’s the new season of floral design fabric is available! Lovely, I imagine their designers are ramblers too 😉 Some designers like to tweak … Continue reading →

Posted in DESTINATION HAPPINESS, Fashion, ONLINE FINDS, THE FABRIC OF HOME | Tagged after nature, cotton, design, drawing, fabric, fall winter 14, floral, flowers, Liberty, London, new season, pattern, print, ramblers | Leave a comment

Color on the rocks

Posted on July 11, 2014 by Wilson

Going for a walk is a joy around here, the colors of wild flowers, grasses and mosses blending into a rich color palette. Zooming in in Photoshop the colors are set apart and the grid of the palette becomes visible. I … Continue reading →