• The Focus Framework
    The Focus Framework

    I’ve done a lot of self development lately, and I want to share a tool that helps me clarify my next steps, roots out stress and anxiety; and overcome logic-faults that lead to a bad mindset.

  • The Death Of The Expert
    The Death Of The Expert

    What do you do when you can no longer trust the advice of someone who is expected to have a high degree of insight into a specific subject? When doctors no longer look at what you eat or drink but rather hand you pills. What do you do when forests are cut down for green wind turbines? What do you do when your savings are handed to failing financial systems that have lost your savings?

  • Lost Souls And The Art Of Killing Cats
    Lost Souls And The Art Of Killing Cats

    In Westworld’s first season Anthony Hopkins character, “Ford”, tells a story to one of his earliest replicas. A story about an old race track greyhound. Whom had spent his entire life chasing fake bait around a track, is naively set loose in a park and chases after a cat. The dog runs and runs and runs. Doing what it is bred for. Once the dog catches up to the cat, much to everyone’s surprise…

  • Breaking Elvis’ One And Only Rule
    Breaking Elvis’ One And Only Rule

    Getting the job of being Elvis’ Tour Manager was no easy feat. It took Jerry Weintraub a year’s worth of daily, persistent phone calls to Elvis’ manager and a million dollars (8,2 million USD adj. for inflation in 2020) to do so. But at one point, Jerry was about to break Elvis’ one and only rule. “No empty seats”.

  • We are concerned about the wrong kind of privacy
    We are concerned about the wrong kind of privacy

    With Apple proudly boasting the protection of their user’s privacy by blocking most, if not all, cookies and trackers from Facebook and the likes – All the while bending to the will of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) and happily exposing all of their IOS users’ data in China – It is my opinion that we have this privacy thing backwards.

  • Working with Raf Simons. How I got to work with one of the world’s biggest fashion designers.
    Working with Raf Simons. How I got to work with one of the world’s biggest fashion designers.

    “Everything, is preparation for the big show.” At some point in the future, a grand opportunity will present itself. You don’t know when, where or how – or if it is even an opportunity you want. But rest assured, something big will cross your path. Will you be prepared?

  • Keep an anti-collection to improve creative thinking.
    Keep an anti-collection to improve creative thinking.

    For a while now I’m keeping an anti-collection. A Pinterest board filled with works in which I spotted glaring faults. A collection of images that because of their mistakes, inspire me. It’s time every creative starts doing this.

  • Duality
    Duality

    A mural painted for the city of Antwerp, during an event called Tizarte. With the hombres from Treepack as caretakers of the project. Personally one of my favourite murals. I LOVE how the flesh tones in the two most left figures have turned out. I re-iterated those tones over and over again, focussing on making […]

  • STILL BLIND
    STILL BLIND

    The paper crown series started shortly after the release of the first TINYPINK, in a period where I felt my ego inflate and was witnessing the effects of it on my inner thoughts and feelings. Since then the project evolved from a singular statement to a deeper self-exploration. I find it difficult to write about […]

  • Change
    Change

    “Listen, we need to talk. Promise me you won’t get mad…” – I close my eyes and let my head hang. I knew this was coming. I just didn’t expect the guillotine to fall as quickly as it did.

  • Best Friends
    Best Friends

    A 3 page comic about loss.

  • How I got offered a Tattoo Apprenticeship.
    How I got offered a Tattoo Apprenticeship.

    I asked her, ‘How do I become a tattoo artist?’ Being seemingly tired of getting frequently asked that question after having just quit the show, she replied with another question. ‘Do you have any tattoos?’ – ‘I haven’t, yet.’ ‘Well, you might want to get one first.’

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