I’m so sorry for the late reply! What inspires me… soft lighting, cool air, good music, intimate conversations, the colour navy blue, and books. Thank you for the interesting question! ((:

Hi there! At the moment my art is only on society6, but you can always follow me on instagram (@angelynpeh) to see new work/get notified if I ever set up another shop! Thank you so much for the message, I hope you have a great weekend ♥

Thank you so much, that’s really kind of you to say! And unfortunately, I am not Dutch. Kinda envious that you are, though! (Does that sound creepy?) I’m actually thinking about a url/name change due to all the confusion… but the downside is that you lovely Dutch people probably wouldn’t contact me anymore, haha. Ah well.

Sure thing! Also – for all people considering my art as a tattoo, it’d be great if you maybe bought me a coffee? I don’t ask for any other kind of payment and any token of appreciation, no matter how small, goes a long way to helping a poor student out [: 

PS: I’d really love to see pics when you’ve gotten it done!

Not at all! Just send me a photo after you get it done, I’d love to see c:

Thank you! And I’ve actually already done art for You Are In Love here, but if you have a request for a specific lyric let me know and I’ll see what I can do!

Yes, I did! And oh you are too kind to say so, thank you so much! ^-^ ♥

Shucks, those are such sweet words ^-^ and yes, I do have a shop at Society6! 

My mum is an artist, and a lot of my childhood was spent in the backyard with her cutting apples and oranges in half so we could paint on the insides and use them to print patterns, or we’d put leaves under paper and rub crayons over to capture their veins. Other times, I’d wander around on my own in long grass and catch butterflies with my fingers. I was also an avid reader — I used to hide behind the curtains in the early mornings with illustrated Shakespeare works, fairytales about tragically twisted Russian ballerinas (disturbing, now that I’m looking back on it) and whichever Narnia book I was reading at the time (I’m pretty sure Pauline Baynes is my main artistic inspiration even now). And out of that came a deep love for intricate beauty, nature, and sadness, along with the constant need to express these things and hopefully combine them. Yeah, I think that sums it up, pretty much. ^-^

This was such a lovely message to answer, thanks for letting me reminisce a little! I hope you’re having a great day wherever you are ♥

I use Pencil by Fiftythree. c: (Fun fact: they’re actually using my art in the “palm rejection” description!)