Sharing a series of personal works, inspired by quotes from different talents.

Mele Kalikimaka, Hawaiian way of saying Marry Christmas. Just like lyrics from a carol, Christmas is my favorite holiday of the year. For this year, I wanted to do something different. Imagine a sunny Christmas. For some it might not be too new, but for me it was quite interesting. I had fun imagining how it would be to enjoy Christmas in a sunny season and looking forward to the next year where I actually can have one.

Hand lettering logo for a self promotional project.

Artwork made during a residency at Almost Perfect in Taito-ku, Tokyo. Inspired by the city and its people, Iris drew a geisha letting her hair down.
Displayed as three panels during her show ‘A few hours in Tokyo’ in July 2022.

Artwork made during residency at Almost Perfect in Taito-ku, Tokyo.
Inspired by the masks sold at the market stalls in Asakusa and the shoji frames that are used as doors and windows in Tokyo.

Illustrations for eDRV, a developer of management software for electric vehicle charging networks.

Focussing on core brand values: making an impact, pushing boundaries and working with and for people.

Personal project.

Spring is everywhere – even in your lashes and in your hair!

Just having some fun with Holywoods famous…

Personal project.

Personal project.

Phil’s playful 3D take on the Dutch farmers and the future of the agricultural sector.

Personal project.

Personal project.

Personal project.

Personal project.

Personal project.

Personal project

Personal project.

Character and lettering illustration.

French food in vintage style building up the Eiffel tower.

Five food groups as silhouettes in vintage style.

Vintage poster series for a fictitious oddity show with very extraordinary artists. („The Duckordion“ has won a Honorable Mention at 3×3 ProShow No.13 and was published in Lürzer’s Archive „200 Best Illustrators Worldwide 2018/19“).

Pattern of funny people freaking out while shopping. (This illustration is a winner at Creative Quarterly No.59).

This series deals with the causes and effects of global warming and climate change, such as bush fires, polar ice melting and mass consumption/production of meat. This series points out the “hottest” areas in the world on the respective topics.

Outdoor expo with work from more than 400 different artists.