A group expo with Astrid Yskout, Karolien Vanderstappen, Sara Van Belle and me. At Bries Kortrijkstraat 19, 2140 Borgerhout, Belgium 16/17/18 March 2012 - 24/25/31...

At Talent Gallery Kocksgatan 23, 116 24 Stockholm, Sweden From 14/05/2012 — 28/05/2012

At Barnini Oude vaartplaats 10, 2000 Antwerp, Belgium From 26/04/2012 — 30/05/2012

Architecture of the End is James Richardson. These images were created for his website.

A new project. We. Soon more!

Final design for an upcoming Kuvva event in Amsterdam (29/11). Limited edition of this Riso print will be for sale.

This is a booklet for a 5 year plan/diary. In these times of the digital, the throw-away, the instant, it feels like we are missing out on permanence. Five years on...

When morning light shines into the bedroom: a golden haze.

Random images for J.

Recently I won my own WeTransfer page. These are some wallpapers I have used/am using.

We are looking after someone's cat this month. I find it very difficult to 'interact' with a cat. She's very sweet but I simply am not a cat person. I feel I can...

We are always moving around. There are too many options.

Just random illustrations I've produced since 2006. Some of them were shown at the Winkelhaak expo in 2010.

A pattern inspired by African houses.

Everything related to my surname and that side of the family. Specht = Woodpecker

Life is happening.

Großklein is James Richardson and Stephanie Specht making architectural patterns. Contact us at grossplusklein(at)gmail(dot)com

Stipontwerpt for Kuvva (2011) Kuvva is a Twitter application found by Nalden (a famous blogger from Amsterdam). He is also the founder of WeTransfer. Every week...

What I do for me. :)

From 07/03/2011 to 21/03/2011 Stipontwerpt had an expo at Talent Gallery, Kocksgatan 23, 116 24 Södermalm in Stockholm, Sweden. The theme was family and home....

Some of the Stipontwerpt designs are being printed on tote bags and pillows. See all of them at Envelop!

When I was little Mobutu's fashion sense always intrigued me. Recently I decided to work on this together with the Napoleon subject. My dad has a big fascination...

This is sort of a materialistic take on a self-portrait. The items you see are things that I really love or care about. Two versions: the one from 2010 and the one...

It's simple really ... I have a pocket full of dreams. I'll tell you later about it.