Danish fashion designer Peter Jensen and artist Julie Verhoeven try to stop themselves from gossiping while the speak live and unedited as part of Café Conversations.

Illustrator Julie Verhoeven kept a photo diary, capturing her home-cum-studio as she worked around the clock towards her exhibition Fat Bottomed Girls.

SHOWstudio's exhibition Florist, was dedicated to the still life and included major works by Guy Bourdin, Daniel Brown, Michael Howells, Nick Knight, Jeffry Mitchell and Mary Temple.

Created in collaboration with London-based N/A, Julie Verhoeven's project takes you on a spiralling magical mystery tour through her inimitable illustrative world.

Illustrator Julie Verhoeven, her bold designs and her studio all come together to dazzling psychedelic effect in this short film that blurs the line between what is real and what is make-believe.

Illustrator Julie Verhoeven designed a t-shirt graphic exclusively for SHOWstudio viewers. Download and make your own.

Made using a Motorola phone camera, artist Julie Verhoeven's video sequence reinterprets the lyrics to John Cale's 'The Man Who Couldn't Afford to Orgy'

Innocent Toile de Jouy offset with Japanese rope suspension bondage - Julie Verhoeven's erotic digital wallpaper demands interaction for stimulation.

Forget-Me-Not: Helen Clifford on the legacy of desire within decorative design.

Penny Martin interviews illustrator Julie Verhoeven, examining her career in general and the Forget-Me-Not project in particular.

The incongruous aesthetics of Toile de Jouy and Japanese rope suspension bondage come together in an erotic, interactive collaboration by Julie Verhoeven and Peter Saville.

Catch a glimpse of the hectic home environment of illustrator Julie Verhoeven as she worked on her exhibition and book, Fat-Bottomed Girls.