After a sunny holiday, a week of FREEZING cold, now it’s finally a reasonable temperature again. This means I can wear normal winter clothes again instead of millions of layers! It’s also perfect weather to hide under a blanket with a good book. I’m reading Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert at the moment, very inspiring!
Wearing: “lucky” bracelet, Anna+Nina – jacket, Mango – cap and mittens, H&M – jeans, Zara – Gel eyeliner, Bobbi Brown – top, vintage
Here’s a second (and final) illustration about my sunny winter getaway to Fuerteventura, before I go back to winter. I had such a good time there: the weather! the people! the yoga! the food! the cocktails!! I wish I could go back there right now, because it’s just too cold here!
I’m back from a sun-filled winter break on Fuerteventura, where I met many lovely people. Among them where Margot & Youna, two real Parisian girls. They were só stylish and cool that I just had to draw them! I know this is already my 3rd Parisian-themed illustration, but hey: pourquoi pas?
Sometimes it’s not the big things but rather the small things in life that can bring the most joy. Here is a drawing of some of the small things that I’m loving this winter!
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Product Information, in case you’re interested: Mittens, H&M – Scarf, Only – Cap, H&M – Eyeliner pen, HEMA – Karma solid shampoo, LUSH – Underwear, H&M – White Earl tea, Simon Lévelt – Socks, Clockhouse – Gel eyeliner, Bobbi Brown – Lipstick, HEMA – Little purse, a gift brought back from Sweden – Recycled travel mug, Aladdin
Take a look at the small things that were bringing me joy at the end of 2018 here or my Spring Wish-list from the same year.
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