local depression

Today I'm starting a new project: twins.

I'm always fascinated by the synchronicity of them, I love the repetition.
So every now and then I shall post more twins:
persons, animals or things, it's all possible,
a new challenge is born :-) http://blog.redcheeksfactory.com/search/label/twins

inspiration: various artists 10

It has been a while ago, but here is post number 10 in the serie: various artists.
To see more of these artists inspiring work click on the links:

from left to right:
Isabelle Arsenault
Klara Persson
Astrid Yskout
Trui Chielens

IF: the empty space

illustration friday: space

a step into the empty space...

red pouch

set of yoga cards

remember my yoga card make it happen?

I created two new yoga cards:
'make it possible'

and 'more than you think'

Red Cheeks Factory on facebook

Red Cheeks Factory now also has it's own facebook page
Take a look if you want and if you like it, you are invited to click the like button.
I will appreciate it. Thanks in advance :-)

sketch of the day: angels

IF: secret

illustration friday: looking for the secret

sketch of the day: carnaval

I'm experimenting to become more loose in my work

ode to the bird

tromfanters

experimenting with drawing and collage

IF: shiny

illustration friday: shiny

face-pattern

I'm experimenting with a selfmade pattern

trio umbrella

This morning I saw a woman with an umbrella,
I didn't see her head. It looked funny.
It inspired me to this drawing.

IF: hurry

illustration friday: hurry

inspiration: illustratie biënnale 2012

Yesterday I went to the illustratie biënnale in Haarlem.
It was a very inspiring afternoon with short lectures
from different illustrators talking about their work and inspiration.
I liked the variety of the program.

The enthusiasm of Kate Bingaman Burt talking
about her fascination for consumption was inspiring
I also like the work of Max Kisman
but most of all I am impressed by the daily drawings
in red pencil from Babette Wagenvoort

There was also launched a new blog: illustration daily
where illustrators can share their personal and editorial work.

make it happen!

an inspiring quote from my yoga teacher this morning: