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CONTENT >>> [006 - 013] Le Jardin Secret [014 - 023] The Great Escape [024 - 031] Supreme Bubbles [032 - 041] Hamadryads [042 - 049] Diva in the dunes [050 - 057] Gold & Silver [058 - 065] Liquid [066 - 071] Le petit Chaperon blanc [072 - 081] The last forest [082 - 091] Mirror [092 - 099] Escape from the land of toys [100 - 109] Mysic Ballistic [110 - 119] Ti Quiero Puta [120 - 129] Polder Model [130 - 137] Diva Noire [138 - 149] Just the two of us [150 - 157] Color me softly [158 - 169] It’s dripping [170 - 177] Sticks and stones may... [178 - 185] Zajebiste [186 - 193] Rock Romance [194 - 199] Brokeart and Friends
| Photographer: Barbara Zonzin | Model: Jaleesa Koelen | | MUA: Charlotte MailhĂŠ | Stylist: Malou de Bruin |
LE JARDIN SECRET Photographer: Katriena Emmanuel Models: Eliza Hall @ Busy Models, Viviens and Bridget McMahon @ Viviens Makeup Artist: Sheri Vegas Hairstylist: Megan Francis Stylist: Briana C Wall
The Great Escape Photographer: Nikolaus Gruenwald Model: Natascha Haack @ Seeds Management Hair & Make-Up: Suzana Santalab Styling: Sayuri SBF
Supreme
Bubbles Photography by Yuji Watanabe Retouching by Monica Chamorro Styling by Hideyuki Sanbongi Hair by Masanori Yahiro Make-Up by Minako Kiuchi Model Eva Marie @ Wizard Models
CLOTHING CREDITS Page 1 and 2 Dress Takumi Yanazaki Page 3 Dress MACARONIC Page 5 Dress Takumi Yanazaki Page 7 and 8 Tops DOG Tights & Shoes (stylist own)
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Photography: Jolanda Marti Hair & Make-up: Dominique Haveman Models: Michelle & Robin van Stek Styling: Brokeart Writing: Janna O’Shea
Hamadryads
Once upon a time, deep, deep in the forest where the trees are as tall as the mountains, there lived a Forest King and his subjects. The Forest King was the biggest tree of all, and he was a fair and just ruler of the woods. In the forest there lived two fair nymphs called Hamadryads, protectors of the trees. One particularly beautiful morning, the youngest sister looked up into the clear blue sky and wished that she could fly. “You should ask the Great King for wings,” said her sister. “But make sure to follow his instructions!”
The oldest begged the little nymph not to go, reminding her that the Forest King would punish her for breaking her promise. She could not persuade her headstrong little sister to stay, and sadly watched her fly away from their woodland home.
The sun was almost setting as the little nymph returned to the forest to find a very angry Forest King. He towered over her and his furious voice boomed throughout the woods. “You broke your promise, little one. I must remove your wings and make sure that you never leave this forest.” A tear rolled down the trunk of the Great King, for he took no pleasure in what he The youngest sister went to the Forest was about to do. King, and asked him for wings so she could fly high above the forest. The big tree said: The dirt took hold of the youngest sister “Yes, little nymph, I can give you wings, but and began weaving its way up her body. your place is in the forest. I will grant your Her wings turned to powder and fell off wish, but you must promise to never leave of her back, and she began to weep. “I’m the safety of our woods.” She squealed so sorry, I’ll never break a promise again, with delight and earnestly promised never please don’t take my wings!” The Forest to disobey the Great King. King sighed, and the trees shook with sadness. “It’s too late, little nymph. You must The next morning the youngest sister pay for breaking your promise. You must awoke to two graceful wings on her back. become what you have guarded all of She spent the whole day flying from tree these years.” The oldest sister cried and to tree, looking down on the forest below. cried as her sister’s beautiful face turned After many delightful days of flying, the to bark. “I’ll never leave you,” the older one little nymph grew restless. She stood at whispered. She asked the great King to the edge of the forest and looked out over turn her into a tree as well so she could the fields, where she could soar without always be with her little sister. The two of having to watch out for the trees. The them became beautiful willow trees, standtemptation was too great for her to resist. ing side by side to guard the forest forever.
“I’ll never leave you,” the older one whispered.
“ In the forest there lived two fair nymphs called Hamadryads, protectors of the trees.�
“The youngest sister went to the Forest King, and asked him for wings so she could fly high above the forest.�
“The next morning the youngest sister awoke to two graceful wings on her back.�
“ She could not persuade her headstrong little sister to stay…”
“…and sadly watched her fly away from their woodland home.”
“The dirt took hold of the youngest sister and began weaving its way up her body.�
Diva In The Dunes Photography: Jens Howorka @ Blendfabrik Retouch: Luka Ukropina Main assistant & video: Harald MĂźhlhoff Styling: Sarasem, Emma van der Burgh and Hilbrand Bos @ Embrace Mode Makeup: RĂĄyna Make-Up Hair: Tesja van Raalte Model: Nina de Lianin @ Modelraum
&Silver
Gold
Photography & Editing: Famke Backx www.amotion.nl Model: Charlotte @77Models Styling: Marjolein Lagerwerf Make-up and Hair: Marion de Waard www.marion-visagie.nl
Liquid
Photography: Sascha Hüttenhain Photography assistance: Oliver Denz Styling: Tülay Kara Hair and MUA: Julia Sudhoff & Elina Böhm Model: Cécile Studio: studio zwo
Le petit
CHAPERON Blanc Photographer: Rezon Pattipeiluhu Model: Sarah @ Elvis Models Styling: Yannick Kranstauber @ House of Y Artwork: Joris van Beusekom Makeup & hair: Charlotte van Beusekom
THE LAST
FOREST Photographer: Ignacio Cervera Lighting: Ariana Zsolt Styling: Cristina Fado MUA: Eneritz Rojas Model: Cristina Schaub Ma
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Photography: Karen Scheffers www.karenscheffers.com MUA: Jason Verwey Model: Natascha @ Modelsupport Design: Dair www.dairfashion.com
ELand scape from the of Toys “A puppet doll lost in the glamourous Land of Toys, striving to become a real woman by asserting her own individuality�
Photographer: Roberto Pastrovicchio and Nika Furlani Model: Paola Saitta Makeup: Angelina Rusin Retouching: Roberto Pastrovicchio and Nika Furlani Styling: Roberto Pastrovicchio and Nika Furlani First Assistant: Francesca Genovese
Mystic Ballistic Photographer: Sebastian Lang Model: Lucija Jelcic @ Major Models Hair: Stephan Mall Make-up: Suzana Santalab Styling: Dominik Laux Fashion: AmÊlie Jäger
TI QUIERO PUTA Photography: Michel Zoeter Styling: Jessie Van Osselt MUA & Hair: Consuela Nicula Model: Carolien Renders
Polder Model Photography: Liz van Campenhout Model: Julie @ de Boekers Visagiste: Jennifer Wijngaard Kleding collectie: Catta Donkersloot
[DIVA NOIRE] Photography > Johan Bruyn | Model > Laura Theys | Styling > Nathan Murillo Designer > Michael Wauman | Hair and makeup artist > Kathleen Van Walle
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Just the two of us Photographer: Sebastian Lang Models: Christine Salmen @ PARS and Lenn Haberthaler @ TUNE Styling: Elisa Gerlach Hair & MUA: NilgĂźn Enesila
HER: Black ulster coat, by Hannes Roether. Hat, by H&M. HIM: Black trousers and gray double-breasted vest, both by Hannibal. Black one sleeve cape for women, by Miriam Schaaf. Belt, by Hermès. Hat, by Zara Men.
HER: Black v-neck jumpsuit with tie-belt, by Asandri. Matt-finished bra top, by Miriam Schaaf. Light rose bouclÊ sleeves with clasps, by Miriam Schaaf. Slender leather belt, by Cheap Monday. Necklace with two colored gemstones, by Sabrina Dehoff. Stockings, by Wolford. Shoes, by Bally. HIM: Doublet styled shirt with side-closed clasps and fringed collar mini-vest, both by Miriam Schaaf. Slim fit pants, by Hannibal. Cuffs with floral ornaments for women, by Marc Cain. Stockings, by Burlington. Captoe shoes, model’s own.
HER: White T-shirt with print, by Lee. Black jeans with printed stripes, by Cheap Monday. Translucent silver cape with black collar, by Miriam Schaaf. Polka dot bow tie, by Zara Men. Hat, by H&M. Wedges, by Cheap Monday. HIM: Padded shirt, by Miriam Schaaf. Pants, by Hannibal. Cape, by Miriam Schaaf. Bow tie, by Zara Men. Shoes, model’s own.
HER: Silk blouse with printed feather pattern, by Wood Wood. Gray woolen cape, by Cheap Monday. Short cut blazer with stripes and 他-sleeves, by Stine Goya. Scandinavian patterned skirt, by Pendleton. Tights, by Wolford. Suspenders, by Zara Men. Shoes, by Cheap Monday. HIM: Black shirt and trousers, both by Hannibal. Black leather apron for women, by Hannes Roether. Cufflinks and corresponding ring, by Fein Sinn.IG. Black mask, by Accessorize. Boots, by Weekday.
HER: Sleeveless, gray knit shirt, by Hannes Roether. Beige, high waisted trousers, by Blacky Dress. Minimalist vest for Men, by Miriam Schaaf. Tie, by Zara Men. Bright Wedges, by Cheap Monday. HIM: Dark gray knit tank top, by Hannes Roether. Slim cut trousers, by Hannibal. Minimalist-collar, by Miriam Schaaf. Tie, by Zara Men. Boots, by Weekday. Leather bag, by Le Ch창teau en Couleur.
HER: White ankle length dress with separate detachable feather epaulets, both by Rebekka RuĂŠtz. Gray fur bow tie, by Fein Sinn. IG. Silver colored bow tie and cumberbund, by Peek & Cloppenburg. Cream white Wedges, by Cheap Monday. HIM: Bright, tight suit, by Hien Le. White quilling blouse, by Jean Paul. Glasses, by Ray Ban at www.netzoptiker.de. Suede boots, by Weekday.
HER: Logo printed T-shirt for men, by Miriam Schaaf. Outdoor jacket, by Marc Cain. Black pleat-front trousers, by Monki. Sunglasses, by Mykita. Leather bag, by Hannes Roether. Men’s shoes, by Cheap Monday. HIM: Chunky woolen jacket with large bottons, by Hartwich. Black shirt and trousers, both by Weekday. Glasses, by Tom Ford über at www.netzoptiker.de. White shawl, by More for Less. Shoes, model’s own.
HER: Gray shift dress with black patent leather belt, by Blacky Dress. Tights, by Falke. Glasses, by Mykita. Ring with black gemstones, by Sabrina Dehoff. Black Heels, by Bally. HIM: Black long sleeve top, by Hannibal. Over sized trousers, by Bruno Pieters for Weekday. Black silk tunic, by Weekday. High waist belt, by Blacky Dress. Bee bow tie and eye patch, both by Fein Sinn.IG. Shoes, by Weekday.
White ankle length dress with separate detachable feather epaulets, both by Rebekka RuĂŠtz. Gray fur bow tie, by Fein Sinn.IG. Silver colored bow tie and cumberbund, by Peek & Cloppenburg. Cream white Wedges, by Cheap Monday.
Color me softly Photographer Marius Suiker www.mariussuiker.nl Model / MUA / Styling Joyce van de Wiel
Sticks and stones may break my bones Photographer: Tamara Deridder Website: www.tamaraderidder.com Designer: Lot Depuydt MUA: Evelien De Potter Model: Katja @ Modelsoffice.be
zajebiste Photographer: Jรถrgen Houtsma www.beautyshoot.nl Model: Inger van Bommel Make-up & hair: Lisanne Veen Styling: Christina Guseva
ROCK ROMANCE Photography: Jentie Youna Jelles Models: Linda @ MAX MODELS & Niels @ Beatrice Clothing: Barbarella & Recessie @ Groningen MUA & Hair: Bianca Swarts Styling: Jentie Youna Jelles
Artist and Illustrator of Brokeart, Michiel Fook knows how hard it is to get publicity and sell your art. A painting takes allot time to make, and the cost of purchasing an original painting are also very high. Buying an original painting is not attainable for everyone… And for an artist it means that there is only a small market of people with the right “taste” and budget for his art. The ideal solution for this are “limited reproductions on canvas and / or prints”.
Production costs and time of a print or reproduction is much lower than the original, there are more people who could afford a reproduction, meaning you get a much larger market. The original stays safely in the artist possession, and could still be sold. . Even from canvases that have been sold, limited edition prints and reproduction can still be made! which means: Profit from the canvas, plus the profits of the reproductions. This way of working has proved very successful for Brokeart. Now we want to help other artists with the knowledge and experience we have gained With this in mind, the Platform Brokeart & Friends “was born. Brokeart & Friends is a webshop where we will sell art together with prints and reproductions of work from a selective group of artists and photographers. We will also, organize exhibitions and events so as to give more publicity artists group for the, “Brokeart & Friends” group. Galleries are usually focused on the traditional art and not Streetart, where as ‘Brokeart and Friends’ will truly become a place where ‘Streetart’ in the broadest sense of the word, can be found. The concept is quite simple, when we have chosen someone to join the Brokeart & Friends selection, the artist or photographer will send us his or her work digitally. This is then added to the webshop. The artist or photographer has no further worries, and no production cost
or time. All prints are printed in the Brokeart For example, a repro / print limited edition Studio, which enables us to ensure the best of 25, 50 or 100 pieces. Every canvas will also quality. a number card, signed by the artist with the number of the canvas. When the product of the artist is sold through the webshop, it is printed and made ready to Brokeart & Friends is always looking for artists be sent to the client. and photographers to strengthen our group. Once the customer has paid. The artist or pho- they could be Well-known artists or new young tographer will get a confirmation by email, talents. and his or her share of the amount will be However, we will be selective in taking on new transferred into their bank account within sev- artists, the artist must fit into the existing group, en days. How much the artwork is going to be, but also add something new and fresh. So in the webshop is up to you. You decide for we can ensure that we have a pretty diverse yourself what you want for your work, we will range of artworks to offer, and continue to indo that amount x2, and put it in the webshop. spire each other. You will also decide how much of your product will eventually will be printed. The reproductions continue to hold a special value as a limited edition print.
Hugo Mulder - Starstruck
Brokeart & Friends will start with a small group of artist and photogaphers, Montly a artist wil joing the B&F selection. That means that at the moment the is enough space to fill the B&F online gallery with your work. if you want to sell your work using the B&F webshop, mail some information about yourself and some examples of your work to: join@brokeartandfriends.com And who knows, mabey you will be apart of the B&F selection. But keep in mind only the best will be selected.
Dani van Oefellen - Vergeten herinneringen
Joke Schaper - Old memories
B & F will now expand the fart with several sections, which will vary in each isseu. We will have “the work from...� where we, as the title allready says, have different artist and photographers, and highlight some there work that will be available in the B&F webshop.
ways that the work. Also schetches, doodles, schetchbooks, moodboards, notes, post-its you name it... anything that a artist or photographer will use before the will get a perfect end result.
We will share in the upcoming issues of the Fart more beautiful images and inspiration with you. We will also give you a look inside many dif- Stay tuned! ferent workspaces of painters and photogarphers and a look behind the scenes and B&F. the
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