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‘Artist impression’ of Pretty Decent Beer Co’s new brewhouse and taproom. It was used to help the team visualize the new space, as well as for their press release, which went out while the place was still under construction.

Series of illustrations for Ontario Nurses Association ONA’s Strategic Plan.

To coincide with a new approach to their labels – irreverent beer names combined with my playful and colourful illustrations – Pretty Decent Beer Co asked me to design them a new logo to match. I created a couple of variations to ensure the logo is easily applicable on social media, merchandise, packaging and signage. I also came up with a colour palette and made them a custom Pretty Decent font.

Illustration and graphic design for Pretty Decent Beer Co, an independent brewery in East London. See many more labels on my Behance site.

“Nederland in 2050” outlines possible future scenarios for The Netherlands in terms of urban and rural planning, demographics, infrastructure, transport, energy, work, shifting focuses and values, global vs local and climate change. The book was commissioned by Dekker Group, a Dutch firm that specialises in quarrying sand, clay and stone, to help them determine their long-term strategy and their mission of becoming a

All the way back in 2006 Gees Voorhees and I, then working together as Dutch Dolls, created an interactive installation in children’s museum Villa Zebra in Rotterdam (NL). We built a hospital where kids could put together their own life-sized dolls by linking fabric body parts with snap-fasteners. More body parts were added in 2011 with the help of Renée Reijnders. The installation is still in use today and mov

Series of black and white (spot) illustrations for a report of the Residents’ Reference Panel on Automotive Insurance in Ontario. The report provides an everyday citizen’s perspective on how to make the auto insurance system clearer, easier to understand, and more transparent. [click on image to enlarge]

For the new Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery I created a 2.5 x 7-meter city-scape of the city of Doncaster. It features many of Doncaster’s landmarks, as well as some key items from the museum’s collection. There is a lot to see and explore in Doncaster! [click on image to enlarge]

Illustrations for Pearson Airport Explorers Club, an online educational resource for kids, created by the Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) to teach children about subjects related to Toronto Pearson Airport, aviation, and travel.   [click on image to enlarge]

Illustrated map of the Karl Marx pub crawl along Tottenham Court Road for the book Londonist Drinks, published by AA Publishing. It features six pubs, some of which Karl Marx visited while on his infamous bender in the late 1850s. His pub crawl ended in a wild police chase after Marx and his friends got up to some serious mischief. The map also indicates a few other Marx-related landmarks in the area: his former home