Ha-Giang ~ Writer

I really love this. Making wonderful combinations with kraft paper and markers.

You can support me (and every croissants out there) by buying the alphabet as postcards here.

A birthday card for Jaap. There are all kinds of vegetables and fruits in his garden. And here they form the word 'Jaap'.

Little goldfish was so happy! What could possibly go wrong?

A birthday card for Lars. There is the word "Lars".

For this one, the process went the other way around: storyboard first and script later. So it took some iteration to come to this final version.

Each took me about one minute. It's a nice exercise.

Birthday card for Elly. There is a bird and the number 60.

Graduation card for Mirwais. It says "Mirwais".

Birthday card for Lex. It says "Lex".

Birthday card for Emma. It says "Emma".

Thank-you card for Bas

Well, it has happened. Kuvva is now at a new stage of development. And I'm very happy to be part of it. I mainly blog for blog.kuvva.com, do copywriting, chat with nerds, and look for ways to refine the whole product everyday. I love doing all that. At some point, it feels almost like an indulgence with terms and conditions :)

Never before have I seen my name in the same category with the amazing people who made What Design Can Do 2014 come true. All of the talks are available on the website and are highly recommended to watch :)

I had lots of fun making these presents. Especially the cat wrapping turned out to be much better than I thought. I didn’t wrap any shoes without boxes before, so somehow I made those two pointy corners after taping the paper in places. It looked a bit weirdly blank, that’s why I picked up the marker pen and drew on it. Then voila! A cat was born. (Emma was very happy to receive it)

The Age of Wonder festival was a very cool event that I was lucky to participate in. There was a master class organized by Arne Hendriks and Rachel Armstrong about the ecological human being in the 21st century. It was so cool, informative and eye-opening that I felt like being soaked in a master program in just three days. You can read my first record about the master class here.