It is about the possibilities of connections in an individual retail environment in Austria.

Iris’ submission for Posters for the Planet, a call for posters encouraging people to take action on climate change.

This illustration is created for Cannock Chase Council. It’s for a pioneering community-led program aimed at transforming this district towards a greener, fairer, and wiser future by reducing the carbon footprint of the area and fostering empathy with nature and the biodiversity of the entire region.

Tackling climate issues is about more than just reducing CO₂. Sustainability also involves human rights, nature, and poverty. To achieve climate goals, all sectors must collaborate and become more sustainable. Action and cooperation are essential. Jeroen Murre created fitting illustrations for Anthesis on this topic, featured in the Financial Daily.

Infographic in scientific Quest magazine about the developments of the Dutch island of Pampus off the coast of North Holland in the IJsselmeer to become energy neutral.

Great cover design for Bambook, an erasable notebook, that you can use over and over again. Everything is connected. People, plants, animals; mother earth.

“Seven easy climate actions that I learned many people aren’t doing”.
The Washington Post.

Part of the book series What’s the issue? The series tackles current subjects, with a focus on critical thinking, debate and encouraging one’s own informed opinions. It is aimed at teenagers but suitable for everyone.
Future Humans reflects on what the future might be like with advancements in technology. With a focus in evolution, it provides hypotheses on how we might control and change our minds and bodies in future times, the treatment of disease and disability and our relationship with death.

A mock up spread for a prospective book on the Environment.

Front cover for a teaching resource to teach sustainability themes.

Illustration for a limited edition of the iconic 400ml bottle of body milk. This project talks about Biotherms’ commitment to the environment by reducing plastic pollution the the oceans. Agency: Paris Calling.

Front cover for the new issue of Viridis Magazine on Urban Nature.

Editorial illustration on the environmental effects of running.

illustrations for Philosophie magazine

Illustration for Farmer Gracy for their 2025 summer bulb collection. The illustration will be printed on the back of every purchase order in the box sent to customers.

Illustrations for BPD (building and area development fund) on water management in the Netherlands, specifically on major concerns and what needs to change.

Series on landscaping.

illustration for the Blue Pages Fly Responsibly section for KLM Holland Herald. Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) that is made from waste and residues.

Open Magazine (Open Universiteit).

EPV.

Red Light? No, Green Light District! The heart of the city of Amsterdam is densely populated and the most visited square kilometer in Europe. The Green Light District project will transform the centre into a future-proof, sustainable and iconic piece of Amsterdam. The project will hereby set an example to the rest of the Netherlands and the world.

Mural painted for Hall&Partners as part of the Marketing research event Quirk’s at InterContinental London – The O2

The shopping mall Marineda City decided to create an art route with murals inside the center itself. The initiative sought to give visibility to local talent, promote it and at the same time decorate the center itself. The commission was to visualise two concepts, sustainability and the world of fashion.

Client: Basecamp IJmuiden.

BNR & Orsted.

Quest Magazine.

DCMR Mileudienst Rijnmond.

ANWB Reismagazine.

It’s now or never!

Inforgraphic that explains the use of residual heat from the factory for households in the Rotterdam area.

Digital illustrations, animations and design for the Wecycle campaign.

‘What’s the issue?’ series, QED Publishers.

Cyprian created a more than 50 meters long mural in the AMC Children’s hospital in Amsterdam. A love story between a girl and a boy. The images are inspired by the Vondelpark and Leidseplein square in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Magazine cover, De Groene Amsterdammer.

Quest Magazine.

Book cover, Atlas Contact.

Personal project.

illustrations for the Adobe website

GFT Magazine.

Where and how will we live in 2030? illustration and infographics for BPD (Building fund Property Development)

A beautiful clean world, with wind energy, prosperity, blue sky, a rainbow, beautiful clean rain, birds, cows and green trees. The profit that we collectively receive if we pursue a higher social goal in addition to the financial.

The Optimist Magazine.

This image was created for a sustainability campaign. It was shortlisted at Communication Arts 2019 Illustration Competition and won a Runner-up Award at Creative Quarterly No.55.

Together with London based agency Bread Collective, Aart-Jan did the branding for Welsh festival GreenMan 2017.