Online vacation booking

Stylized 3D illustration about the online booking of vacations.

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Consumer ratings

Stylized 3D illustration about the power of consumers when it comes to online rating of products and services.

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Two Guys Named Moe

They were originally on some Kos & Mo planet, and I liked them so much I put them on my calling card.

Seastorm

Created this for my daily Nu.nl cartoon. Usually my cartoon images are more stylized and whimsical, but I couldn't resist spending more time than usual on this particular image.

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From work to vacation

Cover illustration for the Dutch Volkskrant Banen magazine.

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Fold-A-Plane!

This is the boys' version.
On the other side of the page was printed a similar plane for girls, but it flew out of my computer. I can't find it anymore.

prof Oja-Aha & Assistent

A few characters from my comic 'prof Oja-Aha' which appears in childrens magazine Taptoe.
They do a lot of teeth grinding!

clap for the wolfman

The Wolfman was created by me and his mum, the T-shirt was designed by Peter Pontiac.

Fishhead

Weekly cartoon for the NRC.next daily newspaper, about threatened organizers of a yearly Dutch herring quality test.

The cartoon is a parody of the famous scene with the decapitated horsehead in the movie The Godfather.

Holiday At Home!

I have been too busy digging my swimming pool to join this to the "ironing board" series. But better late than never: a minimalist swimming pool.

REMBRANDT!

Binnenkort in MYX stripmagazine!

Mobile world

Daily cartoon for the Dutch Nu.nl news website, about a survey which concluded that about half of the world population owns a mobile telephone.

In the cartoon the African native irritatedly calls her husband to ask how much longer it will take him to bring back his prey, because her bouillon is already boiling.

Going on a holiday with his kids...

Some Seamour Sheep Stuff

Lately I've been quite busy with preparations for the imminent release of the Seamour Sheep and Marty Mole designer vinyl figures. Here's a selection of artwork for that purpose.

Illustration for a warning card that is shipped along with the Seamour toybox.

3D visualisation of a future special USB-powered lamp edition of Seamour Sheep.

Instructive illustration how to switch on the Seamour lamp.

7"

Nice little job that came along: a 45 rpm record sleeve for Rotterdam's garage rockers the Quotes, with a bit of Doug Stanhope stand-up comedy on the flip side. Strange combo, indeed... These are the perks of being an illustrator as far as I'm concerned.

Be a customer!

Last week I did this coverillustration for a nrc.next article about helpdesks and customers and how to improve their relation.
I felt the deep urge to draw an angry person. RAAAH!

Ironing Bored

Hi-heeled speed-queen Miss Pigeoncot's latest entry, the housewife with the ironing-board, somehow rang a bell.
Then it dawned on me. I once did a similar ironing scene for 'Mainline', a Dutch subsidized magazine (for some 20 years already) hopelessly dedicated to informing junkies of the hazards of their habit and supplying the dopies with all the news that's vital to their well-being, where to get the best tin-foil, etc.
I was asked to illustrate this gag-page ( haha!) written by a heroin-hooker from Amsterdam, calling her sisters to leave the potato-couch, wash rubbers, iron tin-foils, sharpen syringes, test new drugs on 'john's' and feed your (useless junkiepimp-)partner to your pets when all else fails... (Not hard to understand when you read the diary the poor girl keeps in the same magazine!)

Shield-shape #3

By now it will be obvious that I'm a sucker for the shield shape. Here is my third contribution in that shape: a CD inlay/cover for Relax, a Dutch hiphop(hippop?)-outfit. Done with coloured paper-cut-outs, a favourite technique of mine. You might call it 'Flintstone-photoshopping' with glue and scissors.

house work

I am working almost as hard as Metin!

sneeker junk takes catwalk course in fitness studio

Great article. Ellen says the catwalk course improved her mood. The article improved mine, I almost feel like taking a course myself. Although I'm pretty good at walking on high heels already, or at least I used to be. I hardly ever wear high heels anymore. Back in my art school days I used to buy wild second hand pairs. Stiletto's were obligatory around 1980. I spent my best high heels day ever shopping all day in Amsterdam, on speed. Swear to god, it was the only time in my whole life that I have ever taken speed. But speed and high heels go together very well, I can tell you that. Otherwise I am very clean, I haven't even had a drop of alcohol in weeks. Went to Betty's this week, ordered a soda water.