We’ve all been there: You want to create something, you open your sketchbook and there is an empty page before you, brimming with possibility. You could do anything, but the thought gets so overwhelming you might end up doing nothing at all. This blog post is here to help you collect some ideas for sketchbooking exercises when you’re feeling motivated but don’t know where to start. Pick your favorite tools and let’s go!

In this blog post I’m chatting about my experiences selling art at specialised markets in Berlin during christmas season and the tips I have to share on preparing for them. Immerse yourself in the insightful world of an artist who had to learn to become a salesperson.

A blog post on the perks of face-to-face interaction and real conversations in a digitally ruled art world. Read about the first experiences I made joining an art market in Berlin!

A blog post about dealing with uncertainty and finding strength in art. Learn about two incredible women who incorporated their personal experiences during times of war into their creative practices: Tove Jansson and Charlotte Salomon.

On weighing your options as a creative online and offline and finding projects to focus on in a time of fast media and art consumption. Take a step back and rediscover the joy of creating.

On exhibiting the book illustrations for my fantasy story "Blizzard" (written by myself), held at University of Europe for Applied Sciences in Hamburg, Germany.