Iwan with his magical Dogcoat

This is Iwan Iwanstarewitsj from the russian tale Maria Morevna.
In our adapted version he has a magical coat with a hood in the shape of a dog's head, called Graynose. Graynose speaks to him and gives him advice whenever Iwan puts up his hood.
(This picture shows Iwan as a child, by the way.)

Delphinia Jones, aberrant character

Once a librarian in Boulder. Also called "Grim".
She manifested her abilities for casting illusions
after reading an inherited store of fairytale books
for four days straight. Unfortunately, she can't herself
tell the difference between her own creations and
reality. But consequently, she's seldom lonely.

Drawn cloathing

These are some drawings that I'd like to make real someday.

An old letter design from my inspiration book

Heina and her cool dragonscale coat

Patrick in the bath on saturday morning

Eefke and Tree

This is a mix of two negatives. While developing the picture in Utrecht last summer I was experimenting with creating a mix out of two different black and white negatives. This was the best one.
I like the lines of the trees growing out of Eefke's hair. It's like you can see into her dreaming mind, or inside her body, where the bloodvessels run. Everytime I do a photograph I feel that the whole proces of taking pictures and developing them in a dark room is very... magical.

Performing a Haunting

Doing a performance about a Haunting at the Sneack of october 2006 Utrecht,
with Bastiaan, Jantine and me.

Leafdress

Baba Jaga

Baba Jaga after a long day.

Count Patrickowitsj

Patrickowitsj, my beloved.