A 3D handprinted animal with a skeleton body (yellow) and flexible muscles (black). The muscles are not able to contract by themselves yet, they are now just rather flexible ligaments. 

Altogether, this is a project in progress.

The game without rules has rules. But they are not predetermined. The cards you see on the pictures are prompts to invent a game yourself. In other words, you are stimulated to be creative and think of a game you can play. The card categories are: As who do we play? What are the teams? What do we do? How do we win? and How do we make decisions? Plus, there are “Random additions” to make the game more fun.

You can pick a card which together make a variation of possibilities to guide the game into a balanced, creative, but most of all, a weird and fun game. 

For this project, I used an old wall lamp from the thrift store and covered it clay. I then painted it and mounted it on my wall. You can buy it from me if you’re interested. It doesn’t fit too well with my interior.

Only 48 pieces, square tiles, no easy side pieces, and no front picture. A puzzle full of trickery and traps, a real challenge.

I received this dinosaur skeleton as a present and decided to paint it by playing with perspective. As you can see below, It’s completely blue from the front, completely red from the back, partly green from the right, yellow from the left, and partly black from the bottom. 

This is a design I made for a new clock. It doesn’t add/change that much about presenting the time, although it can show many different cycles in a limited space (without using words). It also has some interesting features as described on the picture. Personally, I don’t believe in time as a fundamental thing, as shown  in this video I made, but thought it was fun to make this clock.

I like making animals, humans, aliens, and to experiment with new objects. If you are interested in having one, send me a message! I think I can make any animal you want, but let’s have a chat to decide the animal, size, colour, type, and price.

Many of my products are conceptual or have only one (prototype) available.  Are you interested in trying out, co-developing, publishing, or any other nice collaboration? Let me know!