Four illustrations for an article about gardening on a tiny balcony, captured in four seasons.
Map of Curaçao for Dutch magazine Elsevier with several hotspots of the island.
Cover illustration and 4 illustrations inside the weekly magazine from newspaper Het Parool. Next to an article about homesickness on vacation, with stories from people who suffer from homesickness.
One of the illustrations was also placed on the cover of the newspaper!
Illustrated book cover for the debut novel of Aya Sabi.
Design: Roald Triebels
Published by Uitgeverij Atlas Contact
https://www.bol.com/nl/p/verkruimeld-land/9200000075513156/?suggestionType=searchhistory
Illustration about a ministry of future for the Netherlands.
Illustrations for V-Zomer, the summer magazine of Volkskrant Magazine. For an interview with professor Micha de Winter, about the history of his parents during the holocaust.
Prison libraries in the Netherlands will be closed after 175 years. For the prisoners this place feels like paradise inside jail, where they can feel like a normal human being.
For the new collection of Tiny Miracles I designed 3 prints for their paper vase. (designed by Pepe Heykoop) I was inspired by the jungle feeling, and experimented with the forms of the vase, in combination with the illustrations.
Peacock (small vase): €12,50
Toucan (large vase): €19,00
Leaves (large vase): €19,00
The vases will soon be for sale online & in stores.
www.tinymiracles.nl/shop
All of the products of Tiny Miracles Foundation are handmade by over 100 mothers. Tiny Miracles supports them through employment and by providing them with social awareness, education and healthcare so that hey become self-supporting and enabled to break their own poverty cycle.
Tiny Miracles is a social enterprise with the ambition to break poverty cycles in any community in the world. The pilot community, who manufactures their products, lives in the slums of Mumbai, India. The products are designed by Dutch designer Pepe Heykoop and are sold worldwide in high-end design and museum stores.
5 different types of people and how they use sunscreen. For the weekly magazine from newspaper Het Parool.
Two illustrations made for Amsterdam&CO, a magazine by Rabobank. The magazine is wonderfully designed by creative agency Vandejong. The article is about the youth department of Toneelgroep Amsterdam.
A map of de Parade (a Dutch theater festival). The illustration depicts six different types of people you can find at the festival. Such as the millennial, the director, the drunk guy, the couple in love.. Every character has it’s own route of different performances to visit.
Illustration for an essay on de Correspondent about politics and how inhabitants are diverted by the local politics.
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Article:
https://decorrespondent.nl/6182/we-moeten-nu-in-verzet-komen-tegen-geert-wilders-mijn-vader-liet-me-zien-waarom/1656190342048-9b686c28
Illustration for an article about the hospitality of Amsterdam in the 17th century.
Four different routes to walk on Kingsday for a Kingsday special in newspaper Het Parool.
Illustrations for a beautiful personal story written by a daughter, about her father who suffers from dementia.
Published in Sir Edmund (de Volkskrant) and HUMO (BE).
Last summer (2016) I traveled through the United States of America for 2 months. I had been there before, and have always been fascinated by this country. The immense landscapes where you can drive for hours without seeing anyone, beautiful nature and het national parks. The enthusiastic and hospitable people and the typical look of American houses. I think I could happily live in my own ‘American dream’ for quite some time.
So that’s what I decided to do: I brought my sketchbook and drew all the things that I saw and fascinated me. I collected little chitchats, patterns, nature, people, food, houses, animals and colors. These little drawings are my view of this beautiful country that I hope to visit again very soon.
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The result is a limited edition book that was on an exhibition during Dutch Design Week, October 2016, and at an exhibition at Hoxton Amsterdam, November 2016. Please send me an email if you would like to order a copy.
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Limited edition book of 30, signed and numbered.
€59,-
Illustration about the ‘vrijheidsdiners’ (freedom-dinners) that were organised on the 5th of May in Amsterdam.
In a special freedom-day edition of the newspaper it brought several celebrations and gatherings to the attention.
The freedom-dinners are organised to celebrate cultural, ethical, sexual orientation differences and most of all freedom.
The table is filled with people from different heritages, with little Dutch elements in the drawing: the pigeons and the fact that the whole illustration is in red, white and blue (referring to the Dutch flag).
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This illustration was nominated for a European Design Award.
I designed the identity and illustrations for ‘Het Ruigoord Manifestival’. The design is inspired by the map of the festival area, using bright colors and fun and festive elements.
Het Ruigoord Manifestival an annual festival to celebrate and honor Ruigoord, and to keep it alive for future generations. The identity was used for GIFs, posters, banners and the website.
Website, poster, banner designs by Nick Zoutendijk.
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www.ruigoordmanifestival.nl
Posters, banners and other (print) work for the club nights of Next Monday’s Hangover. Next Monday’s Hangover is organizing four big events every year (in Amsterdam & Berlin), with a focus on quality electronic music.
Because the moon is their logo and inspiration, it is the centre of every poster and banner. Depending on the season or music genre it has a different theme, such as a Africa, Berlin or galaxy.
I made several illustrations for ‘Indieboekie’; a tiny magazine published by Paradiso. In this magazine you can find the best festival and concert tips during the summer of 2016.
It was spread all around Amsterdam in train stations, coffee bars, music halls and universities.
Graphic design: Ilse Solleveld
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www.paradiso.nl
Online banners for the dance-events of Once in a Blue Moon. The phase of the moon comes from the date of the event, and is always different.
QWIC is a company that designs electric bikes. They asked me to make an illustation for the packaging of the bikes. It shows why electric bikes are better to use than, for example, a car.
I designed the identity and illustrations for ‘Het Ruigoord Manifestival’. The design is inspired by the map of the festival area, using bright colors and fun and festive elements.
Het Ruigoord Manifestival an annual festival to celebrate and honor Ruigoord, and to keep it alive for future generations. The identity was used for GIFs, posters, banners and the website.
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www.ruigoordmanifestival.nl
Identity for Oranjebloesem. Oranjebloesem is an annually festival on Kingsday hosted by NGHTDVSN & Next Monday’s Hangover. With over 15.000 visitors it’s one of the biggest festivals in Amsterdam on Kingsday.
Because the Kingsday-madness in the canals of Amsterdam is not making everybody happy, Oranjebloesem is a festival with quality (techno) music and creativity far from the city centre. It takes place at ‘Blijburg beach’.
The design is a series of patterns with typical beach, party or Kingsday elements in it. These patterns were used for posters, banners and for several elements at the festival.
Website and poster design by Nick Zoutendijk.
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www.oranjebloesem.com
For coffee company I illustrated a ‘Back to School’ poster for the ‘2 for 1’ advertisement. The poster was spread all around the Netherlands at all the coffee company locations.
Identity for Oranjebloesem. Oranjebloesem is an annually festival on Kingsday hosted by NGHTDVSN & Next Monday’s Hangover. Because the Kingsday-madness in the canals of Amsterdam is not making everybody happy, Oranjebloesem is a festival with quality (techno) music and creativity far from the city centre. It takes place at ‘Blijburg beach’ and the design was inspired by the serene atmosphere of the beach, waiting for something to happen (a big party).
The identity was used for GIFs, posters, banners and several elements at the festival.
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www.oranjebloesem.com
Cover illustration and 3 illustrations inside the weekly magazine from newspaper Het Parool. About ‘de Kerkstraat’ (famous street in Amsterdam) and the shops and people based in this street.
Artwork for de Woezels first EP cover, a dutch Nederhop band.
Tiny riso printed book, together with Jesse Strikwerda. Theme is ‘from A to B’.
Limited edition of 20, for sale €10,-
Livedrawings at the biggest club of Amsterdam. (Now closed)
