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Client: Patrick Bron | Published by: De Gezonde Bron Illustrated anniversary card that was included with orders in January to thank the customers. The illustration is made on the occasion of the 12.5 year anniversary of ‘De Gezonde Bron (The Healthy Resource)’ and is a playful overview of the product range and services of ‘De […]
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Client: Hannah Van Ootegem & Thomas Vervaet Illustration for the birth announcement of Hannah and Thomas’ second child. Idriss is originally from Welsch and means fiery. From his safe nest he descends via a slide into a colorful environment. References to his godmother and godfather (the robin and goldfish) are hidden in the jungle. His […]
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Client: Marijke Verdoodt en Pieter Claessens Illustration for Elvis’s adoption card. The drawing tells the story of Elvis, from his birth in Uganda to his arrival in Belgium, after his adoptive parents came to pick him up. Of course, the typical animals of Uganda could not be missed, just like Mount Stanley in the background. […]
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Client: Patrick Bron | Published by: De Gezonde Bron Illustrated new Year’s card that was included with the orders in January to thank the customers. Recurring themes in the illustrations are natural resource, health and people. You can go to ‘De Gezonde Bron‘ (The Healthy Resource) for various health products, such as gluten-free products, hair […]
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Client: Studipolis, Annelies Claeys | Published by: die Keure Three illustrations for Studipolis, die Keure’s training center. The drawings were used, among other things, for postcards at the book fair to promote the new courses and to publicize the new Studipolis center. The courses encompass many disciplines, from working for the government to further training […]
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Client: Hannah Van Ootegem & Thomas Vervaet An illustration for their first child. The illustration is full of symbolism, little Catharina embarks on her journey through the ‘Book of wonders‘. She meets her godmother and godfather, and is taken by a colorful caterpillar, straight into her future, where her mom and dad are waiting to […]
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Client: Bailleul | ACW This illustration was a campaign image for the ACW (in the meantime transformed into movement.net). The objective of the campaign was to remove inequality from the workplace. The target group was unprecedentedly large: men and women, old and young, high and low-skilled, nationalities from all over the world, they all have […]
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Client: Bank van Roeselare | Published by: h.e.t. Ontwerp (now Top of Mind), Tom Braekevelt De Dagtekenaar, a calendar with a different illustration every day, the weekdays in black and white, the weekends in color, that means 365 different illustrations, a calendar of more than 2 kilo. 50 illustrations were of my hand. An idea […]
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Client: Jalloo | ABVV Are you looking for work and would you like to work in the social sector or do you want to learn how to work with the PC? Or do you feel some extra guidance on the work floor? Get to know KOPA. KOPA provides training and education to jobseekers, employees and […]
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Choice of poems and illustrators: Joke van Leeuwen | Published by: Ons Erfdeel vzw Joke van Leeuwen collected 50 beautiful poems for children by Dutch-language poets who made their debut after 1945, for example by Annie M.G. Schmidt until now. Each poem has a drawing, each by a different illustrator. All but two drawings are […]
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Client: Living Stone N.V. Illustrations for an information booklet about integrating a targeted internet strategy in a rapidly changing technological world. Living Stone is a B2B marketing communication agency. The illustrations highlight some points of interest and pitfalls. > Institutional
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Client: EDG media Illustration for an awareness campaign to better detect bullying behavior, to act when you see someone being bullied and to encourage people to offer help. The illustration was commissioned by EDG media, a communication agency specialised in school communication. > Editorial