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Student rooms in Rotterdam are getting a bit cheaper. Source: http://profielen.hr.nl/2014/26445/ |
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Smart phone part of life Source: http://olafresearch.tumblr.com/ |
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So, you’re birthing a book! A piece by Gouri Dange. The idea being the ferocity with which books are birthed or produced in South Asia. Any and everyone wishes to have their book see print. Towards that end this illustration attempts to reflect the pandemonium of the process seen through a frenetic machine going full steam. Source: HIMAL Southasian, Nepal - May 11 2011 |
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"Victims of the temptress"
Human mate poachers are individuals interested in having brief affairs with married people. Studies show that this behavior, although criticized, is socially acceptable for men. Women who seduce married men are judged very harsh and always blamed for a couple’s break up. Source: Charaktery Magazine, Special issue - you and me 01/2014 |
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Play Shakespeare. Celebrating Shakespeare's 450th birthday.
Cover illustration for Standaard der Letteren, the literature section of the Belgian newspaper De Standaard. Alternative version. Source: http://www.klaas.be/Portfolio/Editorial.aspx |
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King’s Day is probably the most crowded day of the year in Amsterdam. All we want is gallivant down the road, enjoy sun, sip our drink, end up at an unexpected good party, being thankful for our dear friend Willem-Alexander and eat cake with his face on it. Right?
But appearances can be deceiving; we’ll be wrestling our way through the crowd, get lost, and it’ll take two hours to go from Rembrandt Square to Dam Square. We have to watch people throw up in the canals, and at 4PM we’re already too drunk to see the difference between Willem-Alexander and ourselves. Oh jolly jolly King’s Day!
Especially for this kind of situations I drew the map of Amsterdam with King’s Day’s chaos on it. Print it, and I’m pretty sure you’ll find your way perfectly and won’t get in any messy affairs. Source: http://www.overdose.am/2014/04/24/merels-mind-kings-day-chaos/ |
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The Rotterdam cleaning service (ROTEB) will help clean up the city of Amsterdam after Kingsday. Amsterdam is expecting to have to clean up an equivalent of 5.500 garbage bags this weekend. Source: http://versbeton.nl/2014/04/nieuwsbeeld-010-helpt-020-schoonmaken/ |
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Portrait of Polish composer Hanna Kulenty Source: Music magazine "Ruch Muzyczny" |
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To day or not to day # 119: Increase the interest rate before a new bubble will affect the economy - Low interest rates were necessary to keep the financial system running. Now the disadvantages outweigh the temporary benefits to a pampered banking sector. Which has already helped enough. Source: Het Financieele dagblad, Saturday 12 December, 2013. Essay by Frank van den Berg, Professor of Financial Economics at the Free University, Amsterdam, engineer, banker and industrial entrepreneur. |
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Editorial illustration about blackmail in the web, for Duży Format magazine issue 16. Source: http://wyborcza.pl/duzyformat/0,0.html |
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Roger Martin du Gard masterpiece Les Thibaults was translated into Dutch. Hence the author's portrait. Source: Vrij Nederland 19 April 2014 |
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Thousands of new students will miss the deadline to apply for their study before 1 May 2014. Source: http://profielen.hr.nl/2014/duizenden-studiekiezers-dreigen-deadline-te-missen/ |
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Empty Churches Source: Vonk/Volkskrant |
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To day or not to day #118: Education as safety issue: we must come in action to defeat extremism - The battle of the 21st century against the blind hatred of dissenters. We can only win if we manage to take away the causes and the horrible consequence. Source: Het Financieele dagblad, Saturday 25 January 2014. Essay by Tony Blair (former Prime Minister of Great Britain and special envoy of the Middle East Quartet of the UN, U.S., EU and Russia |
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‘Usquert’ is an illustration about the missionary Liudger healing the poet Bernlef. Published in ‘The story of the Groninger churches’. Source: Stichting Oude Groninger Kerken en Uitgeverij Philip Elchers |
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Baruch Spinoza. Portrait for general article in Standaard der Letteren Source: Standaard der Letteren 12 April 2014 |
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Coverdesign for a thematic issue on 'choices', published by MO* (Mondial Magazine) Source: http://www.mo.be/magazine-editie/eerste-editie-van-het-kwartaalmagazine-mo-verschenen |
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Feminism and the sex worker.
For the article “Sex and the pity” by Meena Saraswathi Seshu. The stigmatisation of sex workers stems from misconceptions and squeamishness about sex.
Source: From a suite of drawings for HIMAL SouthAsian, Kathmandu, Nepal. Sex and Work issue (Aug 2010 issue). |
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To day or not to day #117: In the Netherlands, water has unconsciously - and wrongly - become a stranger. Water is the rejected child in the Netherlands. It was barely or not at all on the agenda at the recent local elections. But the water issue is too big and too urgent to ignore.
Source: Het Financieele dagblad, Saturday 12 April 2014. Essay by Henk W. J. Ovink (Rebuild by Design, senior adviser to the Presidential Task Force Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding, formerly Deputy Director-General for Water and Environment, Ministry for Infrastructure and Environment) |
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Are Iran and Israel Trading Places?
Iranians are gradually liberalizing while increasingly orthodox Israelis are drifting towards theocracy. Source: International New York Times |
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Portrait made for a review of Teju Cole's novel "Every Day is for the Thief".
Source: Vrij Nederland 12 april 2014 |
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Pater Frans van der Lugt, murdered in Homs, Syria on April 7. Source: NRC Handelsblad 12 April 2014 |
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For the Mexican La Peste Magazine. About disasters in Acapulco. Source: http://lapeste.com.mx/ |
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More academic subjects in the schools at the expense of the aesthetic ones. Source: Fotnoten |
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For an article about the foods we eat and how they affect our carbon footprint. The author writes that eating vegetables might not necessarily be better for the environment than consuming meat. Source: The Star Tribune |
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Neelie Kroes, European Commisioner for the Digital Agenda. Last week the EU voted for Net Neutrality.
Source: NRC Handelsblad 5 april 2014 |
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Respected virginity - illustration to the text of the Catholic Church,
of outdated views on relationships and virginity.
Source: Illustration for Magazine W Punkt (PL) |
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To day or not to day #116: The Socialist and Liberal are liberated from Babylon: the concept of solidarity unraveled - Thinking about the future of the welfare state would benefit from a clearer interpretation of the concept of solidarity. Especially in a country of coalitions a common language is desired.
Source: Het Financieele dagblad, Saturday 5 April 2014. Essay by Marcel Canoy (economist, distinguished lecturer Erasmus University, columnist FD) |
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My contribution to the pictoplasma selfie exhibition in Berlin Source: www.berlin.pictoplasma.com/festival/portrait-gallery |
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To day or not to day #115: In the Netherlands, the working poor pay taxes for the middle classes - To generate more wealth in the Netherlands, the net earnings of the working poor should be increased compared to middle-income groups and beneficiaries.
Source: Het Financieele dagblad, Saturday 22 February 2014. Essay by Floris Zoutman (Norwegian School of Economics, Bergen) and Bas Jacobs (Erasmus School of Economics) |
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About the book "Screw Everyone: Sleeping My Way to Monogamy" by Ophilia Eisenberg
Source: Elle magazine |
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Illustration about panic attacks and escaping from your bad thoughts. Source: http://hardhoofd.com/2013/12/11/column-paniek/ |
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Portrait made for a review of Tomas Lieske's latest novel Door de Waterspiegel
Source: Vrij Nederland 5 april 2014 |
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Electric cars in Oslo Source: Cicero |
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To day or not to day #114: Loser, fagot, dirty cop, ant fucker. When are words insulting? - A few years ago, the court ruled that journalist Jort Kelder could call lawyer Bram Moszkowicz a 'mafia friend'. But on appeal this phrase was judged to be 'unnecessarily offensive'. What about offensive words? Where are the limits?
Source: Berthold van Meris in Onze Taal (Our Language, magazine on the Dutch language), April 2014 |
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Female sex drive is underestimated Source: De Volkskrant V |
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