Since starting my freelance practice, I’ve created a range of illustrations, posters and visual pieces for different contexts and ideas.
This is a selection of my illustration work, projects that explore composition, colour and visual storytelling in different forms.
illustrations and branding
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illustrations and branding 〰️
Zuyp Tour
For Lekker Geak I was commissioned to illustrate a poster for the “Zuyp Tour”. Wishes for this assignment were; colorful, crazy, cartoon style and easygoing.
RAW yoga
Campaign
RAW brings together yoga and nature, offering urban professionals a moment of calm and reconnection. A studio experience inspired by natural elements, textures, and immersive rituals, creating space to breathe within the city.
Assignment to develop a new concept for Delight Yoga.
Webdesign
A NY BASH festival
For NY I got the assignment to make illustrations to make a festival house map and line-up. They wanted to organize a festival setting in home. I designed illustrations and font in line how the festival presented itself at the house, but little abstract twists. They’re both presented as
posters and folders.
Dagelijks
Basic lidmaatschap.
“Altijd op de hoogte van de ontwikkelingen in je vak”
Persoonlijk
Basic lidmaatschap + meer (communicatieve) mogelijkheden.
”Kies zelf de terreinen van doorontwikkeling binnen je vak”
Lidmaatschap product illustraties
For Berghuiserpont, I was responsible for the concept and full execution, designing a unified collection of visual elements and membership passes.
Professioneel
Lidmaatschap voor professionelen.
“Verdiep je vakkennis met duiding en achtergronden”
Expert
Uitgebreid lidmaatschap. Bedoelt voor ontwikkeling.
” Ontwikkel jezelf voortdurend”
Kuyichi photography and illustrations
Assignment to develop images and photos for a kuyichi folder. This concept was; nature-friendly, youthful and fresh. We developed the photos together, then I created the illustrations for a few images based on the concept.
Inspired by Maxwell’s stone diagonals and roaring-twenties logo, the design blends old-school character with modern elements in warm, dark tones — a true neighborhood café.
As the living room of Amsterdam East, it attracts a broad and ever-changing audience.
The challenge: refresh its slightly dusty image without losing its roots.
The logo’s character is preserved through consistent use of its twenties-inspired typography, while refreshed colors give the brand a new energy.
Reflecting Maxwell’s eclectic mix of people and interiors, the new identity embraces a structured “mishmash” of bold colors and geometric patterns, led by the diamond motif. Modern elements attract a younger audience, while the logo and type ensure continuity for the broader crowd.
