It is the building I'am living in. The Haarlemmerpoort. Lonely Planet review for Haarlemmerpoort: Once a defensive gateway to the city, the Haarlemmerpoort marked the start of the busy route to Haarlem, which was a major trading route. The structure was finished just in time for King William II’s staged entry for his 1840 coronation, hence its little-known official name of Willemspoort. Traffic no longer runs through the gate since a bypass was built over the Westerkanaal. Today this grand archway is home to apartments with an alluring view of the canal and Westerpark beyond. Photos of the Haarlemmerpoort: http://www.flickr.com/photos/hier-houd-ik-van/sets/72157603937955618/with/371864010/
This is a blog documenting a project that spanned exactly one year, from January 1, 2011 to December 31, 2011. On each of those 365 days I have made a stamp, cut from a simple eraser. I still continue making stamps. And while waiting for my book Stempelen! to be published I will show you a stamp from this book every day :^)
stempelworkshop
Over de stempelworkshops die ik regelmatig geef. Deze workshops zijn geschikt voor volwassenen en kinderen vanaf 8 jaar. Heel leuk als verjaardagsfeestje of vrijgezellenfeestje. Wil je een keer meedoen met een workshop of wil je dat ik er een bij je thuis kom geven? Hier lees je er meer over!
my website
hier houd ik van
a blog about my collections
my ceramics
interview on graphic design blog
Dutch graphic designer Annelies Vlasbom interviewed me on her blog Zeppa
stamps for sale!
You can buy one of the stamps, or you can order a stamp specially made for you. If you are interested send me a mail: gjaquet@freeler.nl
WOW! Dat is mooi! Knap gemaakt en zo leuk om te zien waar je van houdt. Ik hou ervan elke dag een nieuwe stempel van je te zien! Liefs MiM
BeantwoordenVerwijderenwhat is the building in the center?
BeantwoordenVerwijderenIt is the building I'am living in.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThe Haarlemmerpoort.
Lonely Planet review for Haarlemmerpoort:
Once a defensive gateway to the city, the Haarlemmerpoort marked the start of the busy route to Haarlem, which was a major trading route. The structure was finished just in time for King William II’s staged entry for his 1840 coronation, hence its little-known official name of Willemspoort. Traffic no longer runs through the gate since a bypass was built over the Westerkanaal. Today this grand archway is home to apartments with an alluring view of the canal and Westerpark beyond.
Photos of the Haarlemmerpoort:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/hier-houd-ik-van/sets/72157603937955618/with/371864010/
Heel veel overeenkomsten. Geniet van een zonnig weekend en een lekker glas wijn.
BeantwoordenVerwijderen