Identity problem.

My website: renewed and updated at last!

Click the screenshot to visit my site.
I have become a big fan of Cargo Collective. They're responsible for the great layout design of my site.

They were big.

Paul had some of the illustrations I made blown up to megaposter size for the book launch of "Interactive Landscapes". It made me happy!

New music for my ears.

Phil shared all this new music with me that he found out in Iceland. Love this song!

Boo!

Found here: http://thegoldenspatula.tumblr.com/

I live on one of the most beautiful streets in town.

Boyish looks.

Maybe the white shorts are a bit too unflattering, but the rest I love! Specially the third outfit, mm-mm. Thank you Mr. Sartorialist.

Wildinvasion animation.

I did this animation of growing plants for the event Santurce es Ley held in Puerto Rico that my friend Andrea is taking part in. She asked Bego and me to create some animations for an installation that they named Wild invasion, to emphasize the presence of nature in Puerto Rico's urban scenes.

Sky before hailstorm.

Paul likes white spaces.

So his studio is very white. And big.

Daunting carte blanche.

I'm working at Paul's office these next few days and haven't got my camera cable with me. New photos will be coming up soon.

We've started working on a new, exciting project, for which we have carte blanche... I sometimes get the blank-page syndrome. But I still think something cool is going to come out of all this.

Ukulele Jamboree in ROTABS.

This was my second time at the ukulele get- together. I arrived too late to get a ukulele to join the workshop. But it was still nice to hear all the sweet chords coming from these friendly little instruments. Then we got to see a live performance of who's considered to be the best ukulele player in France, Yan Yalego.

The event was Hosted by The Uke Box (portrayed in the photos above):
http://www.ukulele-interventie.blogspot.com/

Hong Kong.

Photo by Paul Swargerman.

Under the parasol hut.

At the Eco Kinderpark again.

Peggy's dress.

Fixies doing their thing.

We're in the newspaper!

Sander wrote this article for Havenloods newspaper. He came to interview Eefje at the Eco Kinderpark last week. They got mixed up with the photo credits... it's actually by me. This photo shows how we use child labour to keep the park looking nice. Oops, no, I meant: these kids can't wait to get their hands on the garden tools!

Awesome little boy.

I love Magnetic Fields!

Spotted on the market.

Photo by Tanya.

Small actions for big changes.

All over the world, people got together to start and make a change. (I'm the one in green at the bottom of the number 5. )

10:10 is a global campaign to cut carbon CO2 by 10% a year, starting in 2010. Any person, family, business, school or other organization can cut 10%. By working together we can make sure our actions count.

More info here: http://www.1010rdam.nl/

Tanya.

Sunset from the south.

Tanya and I enjoyed the sun and its setting from Hotel New York.

How to be alone.

Tanya showed me this beautiful video to start the day.
It's by the filmmaker, Andrea Dorfman, and poet/singer/songwriter, Tanya Davis.

What dogs have to put up with to make us smile.

Thanks, Wita. Don't know where this photo came from, could you tell me the source?

Scarborough.

Impressive pipe!

In Scarborough the politically incorrect Golliwoggs can still be found.

I won £1,10 on the plastic horse races! And Phil won some cable cutters playing Bingo!

Why not have a ride on a cloud?

Marine Drive has a strong manliness to it.

Real size English breakfast candy.

Fish and chips and mushy peas and drops of oil.

Fish aren't very happy here.

Look at that pout.

I reallyreallyreally wanna zig a zig aaah.

I first read: Anger from heavy seas.

Beautiful mazes drawn on the sand.

Smoooch. (Notice the reflection of the colours on the ceiling. Phil pointed that out.)

Perfect colours for beach houses.

Waiting for the master.

"You like little people."

The skies.

Beautiful York.

The Ouse River oozing through the city, almost flooding it. Phil says that in about a week it'll be flooded, like every year.

Lots and lots of cute little shops selling cute little things.

Chair assassination.

Phil was impressed by the different point of view you got from the city from the old Roman walls. I liked to see all the different levels.

Abandoned building where we'll have a massive party and studios and make something amazing happen.

Phil feeling camera-shy.

The Ouse again.