Volkskrant
Illustration for de Volkskrant, a Dutch daily morning newspaper. Created to accompany a column by Sake Slootweg: An Ode to the Train Restaurant. A cozy, self-contained universe that momentarily shuts out the world outside.
Illustration for de Volkskrant, a Dutch daily morning newspaper. Created to accompany a column by Sake Slootweg: An Ode to the Train Restaurant. A cozy, self-contained universe that momentarily shuts out the world outside.
CWRU Magazine
Illustration for CWRU Magazine. Case Western Reserve University's
alumni magazine. Toronto, Canada. For a fun infographic-style spread about where germs lurk in the home and how to deal with them.
Illustration for CWRU Magazine. Case Western Reserve University's
alumni magazine. Toronto, Canada. For a fun infographic-style spread about where germs lurk in the home and how to deal with them.
VPRO Gids
Illustration for the cover of VPRO Gids.
Celebrating Dutch landscape architect Mien Ruys (1904 - 1999).
Mien Ruys is not a familiar name to most people. But for architects, artists, and garden enthusiasts, Mien Ruys is an icon. She was the only female landscape architect of her time; a conceptual artist who collaborated with Rietveld, Bonnema, and Mondriaan. She revolutionized the concept of gardens and gardening and was the major inspiration for the internationally renowned landscape architect Piet Oudolf.
Illustration for the cover of VPRO Gids.
Celebrating Dutch landscape architect Mien Ruys (1904 - 1999).
Mien Ruys is not a familiar name to most people. But for architects, artists, and garden enthusiasts, Mien Ruys is an icon. She was the only female landscape architect of her time; a conceptual artist who collaborated with Rietveld, Bonnema, and Mondriaan. She revolutionized the concept of gardens and gardening and was the major inspiration for the internationally renowned landscape architect Piet Oudolf.
Available as a print in my webshop
A mural in Rotterdam West, commissioned by Havensteder
Size: 8x4 meters. Photos by Xaviera Altena and me.
In the neighborhood of Tussendijken, in Rotterdam West. A place that could use a bit more color. This mural offers a playful interruption to the street. It’s a warm, welcoming piece that gives passersby a chance to pause and imagine their own story, as if they could step right in and explore a world of their own making.
Elle Decoration Magazine
For Elle Decoration NL’s special edition: ‘Material Futures’
Available as a print print in my webshop.
