Category: ink

  • Zinuary 01/2026

    Zinuary 01/2026

    This year I decided to join the newly announced Zinuary challenge. I was mindlessly browsing through YouTube one evening and stumbled over this video by Stefan Große Halbuer. This challenge was about making a zine in one month and starting the year with something fun and fresh. I recently got intesrested in zinemaking and felt like this was a great opportunity to not just read and theorise about zines, but actually do the doing. All in all, it sounded like a great way to chase away the creative winter blues.

    Although zines are often political in nature, I decided to create something less challenging and a bit personal. Throughout the month, I created a variety of food-themed illustrations inspired by dishes I photographed. I also added a few comments on the topic of why I like eating out at restaurants so much.

    While I was working on the zine and talking to the people on the Zinuary discord server, I discovered the zines.cool podcast. Jenni, the hoist, is organizing a zine exchange, so I printed and made a few more issues to turn in. Since I just love stickers I added a home printed dim sum sticker to every issue. I’m hoping that someone will enjoy my first DIY zine.

    Zine Details
    • format: A6
    • issues printed: 10
    • paper: Canon Matte Photo 170 g/ms
  • Life Drawing 11/2024

    Life Drawing 11/2024

  • Life Drawing 10/2024

    Life Drawing 10/2024

  • Villach, Austria 2023

    Villach, Austria 2023

  • Stockholm, Sweden 2022

    Stockholm, Sweden 2022

  • Toned Watercolour Sketchbook A6

    Toned Watercolour Sketchbook A6

    I call this little book the Tiny Tree Book—a small collection almost entirely filled with drawings of trees. The sketchbook itself is an A6 Hahnemühle Toned Watercolor Sketchbook in beige, and I absolutely love the paper. Originally designed for urban sketching, it handles color beautifully, keeping the tones rich and vibrant. It also holds water surprisingly well—though by the end, the pages developed a slight wave. But honestly? That just adds to its charm.