Try It Out : Preserving the Season

I am still smiling and getting all enthousiastic about my previous (and also first) experience with the Kinfolk events, so here's the sequel. September is all about harvesting vegetables and preparing for colder times, this event is fully dedicated to fill up your kitchen cabinets with healthy food to guide you trough Winter. Jam making, preserving vegetables and pickling other veggies, and all this on a joyful Sunday :) (29th).
This time the event in Belgium takes place in Antwerp (or you can find one closer to you in different cities all over the world) : go here to find more information or to buy your lucky ticket.

photo by Trinette Reed

Smile you're on Pinterest

I thought this one is very hilarious. I'm not sure if I get the purpose right and it might be my level of humor as well, but it made me think of a woman getting highlights at the hairdresser.

Compilation : Swarming

Tomas Libertiny - The Honeycomb Vase, 2007

After the honeyday in July (Kinfolk workshop), August is officialy the bee month for me (it's too hot today so let's act as it is still August). I can't help myself but everything with bees just draws my attention.

So here we have a compilation of beehive design collaborations inspired by the Parisian metro posters of the just ended exhibition Alive in Espace Fondation EDF.

Tomas Libertiny - Aganetha Dyck - Dewar's Highlander Honey (which seems "influenced" by Tomas Libertiny's work)

At the end of September I'll organise again a Kinfolk workshop, mark down the 29th.

Aganetha Dyck - The Extended Wedding Party (photo Peter Dyck & The W.A.G.)

3B-printing project for Dewar's Highlander Honey (+ image below)

Aganetha Dyck - Walking Closet (+image below) (photo : Peter Dyck)

Dewar's 3B-printing

Tomas Libertiny - Vessel#2, 2011

The Basket : HUMANOID

A favourite brand for a favourite season. Dutch clothing label Humanoid makes me longing for autumn! Their clothing is so cosy and comfy. Oh yes for me all autumn and winter a total Humanoid look!

And if you ever visit Arnhem (a very lovely and creative city in eastern Netherlands), the Humanoid/concept store is really a must-see shop to do.