#3-MOLESKIN ILLUSTRATIONS
And again, some random illustrations in random sketchbooks. To be continued… One I used for a business-card for my lil’ sis.
#2 – MOLESKIN ILLUSTRATIONS
Random illustrations in random sketchbooks. To be continued…
#1 MOLESKIN ILLUSTRATIONS – RANDOM
For some sort of reason I ended up having multiple (read: around 10) half empty drawing-books. Just because I like the ‘freshness’ of having a new one I guess. I started with drawing in big notebooks, and eventually decided that those pages were way too big to make quick nothing-meaning sketches. So I swopped. To Mr. Moleskin. Yup. Most drawings are accompanied by random ridiculous pictures, which intrigued me in a stupid way.
ILLUSTRATIONS – FOLIA
A collection of illustrations for the Amsterdam university magazine Folia. Most of the time I did only one illustration per magazine. Once I took care of all the illustrations for a special edition about writing your final Essay.
ILLUSTRATIONS – HAVANA
A collection of illustrations for another Amsterdam university magazine. This one is called Havana.
“WIR SIND DIE ROBOTER”- OKKI
Design & illustration of a folding robot and a ‘make it yourself’- rocket for kids magazine Okki. The magazine built around a very adventurous astronaut-figure named Okki.
WORLD KIDS FESTIVAL – CRAFTS-BOOKLET
Design of a little crafts book for kids. The client is World Kids Festival. // Made @ Studio Overburen
CARDS OR ANYTHING OF THAT KIND
Some random cards made by me. For friends and/or family
RANDOM POSTERS
Random posters for different clients. Clients vary from a Music stage to an teacher/education association…
ZNARKTOY #PART 2
Project still in development, so now it’s just a bunch of funny looking figures
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RANDOM ILLUSTRATIONS
Free illustrations/drawings of random subjects.
GET YOUR FREAK ON # PART 1
My final Art-school essay. It was a research on freaks from ‘back in the days’ (Circus-acts, Freak-shows) and nowadays freaks…
GET YOUR FREAK ON # PART 2
Back to the good old days: my final project from Art School. It contained a series of 6 posters featuring teenagers with ‘defects’. The posters were part of a bigger campaign that encouraged teenagers to join the “get your freak on” movement. One condition: you need to have at least one so called defect on your appearance…
