Carnet de voyage
Recollections of travels, mainly through France, Belgium, Spain, and Italy. They are a combination of sketches, photography, and handwritten notes.
Roadsigns as a peoples heritage
It has been a long time since I wanted to write a piece about the mythical borne d’angle of Michelin. You can still find them here and there along French roads. Continue reading
Le guide avancé du Sketchnote
Some years ago I had the chance to contribute some sketchnotes in Mike Rhode’s books about sketchnoting. Continue reading
Hiking along the GR92 in Catalonia
Now that’s a camino! From Provence in France, it’s approximately a 4 to 5 hours drive depending on where you want to end up. Continue reading
Strolling through Ménerbes
Whenever we are in the Luberon region in Provence, we visit one of our favorite perched villages: Ménerbes. Together with Bonnieux, Lacoste and Oppède-le-Vieux, Ménerbes sits on the north face of the Luberon Mountain. Continue reading
Beaumes de Venise
A village, classified as a place of remarkable taste, that invites to have a seat and a nice meal. Continue reading
About Me
World citizen with a notebook in hand to write, sketch and tell stories with all senses present.
This blog is a zibaldone in itself — part notebook, part stage, where fragments turn into text, images, and sometimes motion. More about me.
Recent Posts
- My zibaldone: Everyday life as a Prompt
- My Zibaldone: A Journey Through My Reading Nooks
- The barber’s minutes
- Interview about sketching on location
- The oldest house in Oppède-le-Vieux
- A Double-chambered Vessel
- Thinking through making
- Coup d’État
- Mexico 1986, my plein air sketch roots
- A commissioned travel journal
