Indian summer

A tiny drawing of me at my favourite reading spot in the house.

Les Filles d'O

A few sketches from the La Fille d'O sketch event in Gent, a couple of weeks ago.

Punkster

This was my entry for September's Character Design Challenge. The theme was punks!

Figure drawing practice

AnnE

I've been trying out some new Photoshop brushes, after binge-watching the new Netflix series 'Anne With an E'. 

Indian dancer

This month, I participated for the first time to the Character Design Challenge. The theme was 'Indian dancer'!

Lately, inbetween animating, I've been trying to draw more. This challenge is a great way to create something at least once a month. And the community consists of sooo many unbelievably talented artists and illustrators! Check out all the submissions on the Facebook Group. And if you become a member, you can participate, too!

A wedding card for Kirsten and Wouter!

Breien in het Bos

A goodbye drawing for my friends Linde and Maarten, to wish them luck on their year-long road trip across Canada!

Emoji Monkey

This is my contribution to the Emoji Book, a cool project where artists and designers from around the world were asked to interpret and illustrate an emoji of their choice. I chose the hear-no-evil-monkey 🙉.

Check out all the amazing work at emojibook.club!

Paper politician

First test for a cut out animation...

RomAnna

A wedding drawing for Anna and Roman!

Mardi Grass Models

Some sketches made at Dr. Sketchy's last Mardi Grass edition at the Gentse Feesten.

England Athletics

The final character designs for an infomercial I worked on a while ago, for England Athletics.

Master of None

Sketch of the characters from Aziz Ansari’s Netflix series Master of None.

Super Robin

A birthday drawing for Robin who's turning 30 today!

Pin-up

England Athletics - character designs

A few early character sketches I did a while ago for an infomercial on how to include disabled people in sport events.

George & Paul

Since a few months I'm animating again at Beast Animation. This time on George and Paul, a stop-motion series created by Ka-Ching Cartoons and produced by Pedri Animation.

It's about two little guys who are made entirely out of wooden blocks! Here's a teaser made at Pedri a couple of years ago:

Leo

Spring!