FAQ
Do you ship abroad?
Absolutely! I am happy to ship my artwork to customers all over the world. For orders above 100 €, I offer free shipping. See Shipping Policy for more information.
When will my order be shipped?
I aim to send out orders within 5-10 business days. The prints are sent from the Netherlands; the shipping time depends on the destination. Deliveries to the EU and USA usually arrive within ten working days, excluding weekends and holidays.
I would like to have your work done as a tattoo. Is that possible?
I'm flattered that you're interested in my artwork as a tattoo design. Please check out Tattoo Passes for more information.
What is linocut?
Linocut is a printmaking technique where a design is carved into a block of linoleum by hand. The carved block is then used as a stamp to create multiple impressions of the same design. The resulting prints, called linocuts, are unique pieces of original art.
What inspires your artwork?
My artwork draws inspiration from various sources, such as traditional tattoo art, folk art, florals, and scrollwork. I'm drawn towards the beauty that lies in the shadows, the bittersweet, the unknown, and our connection to nature.
Do you offer printmaking workshops?
At this time, I am not offering workshops.
Do you make re-prints of your old prints?
Most of my work is created as limited editions, so once an edition is sold out, I won't be making any more prints of the same exact design.
I want to order a custom piece from you. Do you accept commissions?
Yes, I do accept commissions from time to time, particularly for businesses. Please send me an email for more information.
How do I care for my new print?
To ensure that your print stays in the best condition, I recommend framing it. Keep the print at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, and in a location with controlled humidity. It's advisable to avoid using acidic materials in the framing process, as these can potentially affect the print over time. Additionally, ensure that the print doesn't come into direct contact with the glass to prevent yellowing.