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 The tough 3% budget deficit EU rule. Source: De Standaard |
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 Japanese architect Tandao Ando and his dog Le Corbusier. Source: DOG Magazine |
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 SOBREMEZA - a project dedicated to the Spanish lifestyle and to the concept of the "Sobremeza", a Spanish tradition and word meaning 'time spent following a meal where you digest, relax, and chat with friends and family'. This project was created in Madrid after spending time at many different tables of the restaurants, bars, and cafès located throughout the city. The illustrations capture various food destinations, the people that work in them and the moments when these spaces are quiet or busy. The project was created with an iPad Pro, using Adobe Sketch and Procreate software. Source: https://www.behance.net/gallery/53581935/MADRID-SOBREMESA |
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 Illustration about European immigration politics - Personal Project. Source: http://www.saragironicarnevale.com/?portfolio=european-immigration-politics |
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 China, US and Europe accounted for more than 90% of electric vehicle sales last year with decreasing costs driving demand |
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 The scout rangers are considered one the most experienced jungle warfare fighters in the world. Combat in a populated urban environment however, like the recent terrorist siege in Marawi city, poses new challenges for the Philippines' elite fighting units. |
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 Lately, people have been ditching their cable company and purchasing streaming devices like Amazon Fire, Google Play, Apple Tv and many more. 'Cutting the cable cord' for Kiplinger's Personal Finance. Art direction by Yajaira St. Fleurant. Source: http://www.kiplinger.com |
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 Illustration for Scientific American about aspirin and its unexpected effects against cancer. |
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 In June Trump reversed pieces of Obama-Era engagement with Cuba. |
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 Cover for Istra.rf magazine. Depicts the construction of a new residential area in Istra city and other articles of the issue. Source: Istra RF |
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 Illustration made for De Correspondent. To go along with a series of stories about the dutch police force and cybercriminals. This one is about how the dutch police comes to action when you’re hacked. |
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 I was commissioned by SOILED architectural magazine to illustrate an article about the design and medical ramifications of spaces for palliative care. “As a dying person goes through their last stage of life, the circle of physical spaces in which they inhabit and encounter shrinks, from their community, down to their living or hospital spaces, and finally down to the bed in a room.” AD: Joseph Altshuler Source: http://soiledzine.org/ |
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 When it's HOT, don't forget to take a dive! Source: www.nannabananna.com |
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 Illustration for the french magazine INfluencia, on the remarks of Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic collected by Benjamen Adler: "Why are some more able to manage complexity than others" Source: http://www.influencia.net/larevue/curiosite/#newpage=12 |
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 The Dalai Lama, Pim Fortuyn, Jan Terlouw and other overrated celebrities. Illustration for article by Sander van Walsum, 'The fleeting idol: todays idols should be inspiring and accessible.' |
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 2017.07.15 Russia will inevitably need to reform Source: Kenneth Rogoff in Het Financieele Dagblad Saturday, July 15, 2017 |
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 Watch out for the media spectacle! Illustration for an essay by Maarten van Rossum about the media culture of today. ‘Rather an attractive lie than the truth’. Van Rossum says that fabrications of today’s media displace the true facts. The media have become their own rat-race. Source: Maarten Magazine |
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 Illustration for a bookreview on a self help book on how to find happiness. Source: MGL |
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 "Mind and Body" for Hopkins and Bloomberg Public Health Summer 2017 Source: http://magazine.jhsph.edu/2017/summer/forum/rethinking-mind-and-body/ |
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 Students love technology, right? Not always. About 'Carpe Diem' over-technological study plan |
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 Web giants against online terrorism. Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube together against terrorism. The hi tech giants announce the creation of the 'Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism', against online terroristic contents. Source: Ansa. |
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 Dutch people immigrating to the UK are not only losing their dutch nationality, but also their EU rights because of brexit. Source: Het Parool |
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 Smart speakers, Google and Amazon are settling in our smart homes. Source: Emerce |
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 For the online magazine 'Hard//Hoofd' I made an illustration about what focus point you should use to not be distracted and achieve your goals. Source: http://hardhoofd.com/2017/06/07/penaltygids-iii-aandachtsstijlen/ |
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 Illustration for Talkspace based on an article titled: Day in the ER: Hitting Rock Bottom with My Anxiety. <<“Is there a button I can press in here to call someone?” My voice was shaky. “In case something bad happens?” He looked at me, confused, and asked, “What do you mean, if something bad happens?” Instead of giving him a list of a million bad things which could happen in the next thirty seconds alone, I told him I didn’t know. He didn’t understand—as a person living with anxiety, with my thought process, every second feels like an emergency. >> |
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 Illustration for James Morrow's "Technofeelia", one of the stories of XPrize sci-fi literature and illustrations project (ad Colin Peartree) @salzmanart @ellodesign @ellonew |
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 Industry 4.0 —How digitalisation will change the industrial processes in companies. Editorial illustration for the weekend-insert »Wirtschaftswoche July, 2016«. Source: https://www.behance.net/gallery/40391097/Wirtschaftswoche-editorial-Illustration |
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 Peace at the time of haters - Personal project. |
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 Illustration about Women's March on January 21st 2017. Published on Resist! Volume 2 |
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 It's summer - finally time to read! Illustration accompanying Lieke Marsman's bi-weekly column published on SLAA.nl. Every two weeks she tells us what she read and what books to take on holiday. Source: SLAA (Stichting Literaire Activiteiten Amsterdam) |
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 Fun Fact: "A puffin can hold a dozen or more fish in their beak at once (the record is 62 tiny fish)..." I had a lot of fun illustrating these guys for Illustrated Impact 's interview with National Audubon Society. Learn more about puffins, Project Puffin, and how puffin restoration has helped seabird restoration worldwide over at illustratedimpact.org! Source: https://www.illustratedimpact.org/home/2017/4/23/project-puffin |
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