Inspired by Nick Campbell's speech 'The Creative Gap', I decided to start my own 'Make Something Cool Everyday' project. As the title insinuates, I will make a design everyday and upload it in this project post. To restrict myself, I have set some personal rules: 

1. Spend no more than eight hours
2. Use different techniques
3. Have fun with it
4. Stick to It
5. Don't cheat!
6. Improve } try to make things more difficult each day!
7. If you don't have an idea } copy!

Thanks for checking out these random pieces of {_____}

With Bubblefish Interactive, we created a new webshop for Promate Internet Products. The webshop needed a creative and substantial layout and is created in Business Catalyst, giving the client flexibility.


For this project I was responsible for: Interaction design, Web design and Art direction

A book I made with my girlfriend consisting of childhood memories and stories told with pictures and bits of text. The book contains 100 pages, the first half are of my girlfriend and her memories and the second half are my memories. All the text in the book was drawn by hand to give it more of a youthful feeling.

"Make the Brussel Sprout more fun!" was the briefing the client gave us. With Bubblefish Interactive, we looked at the different ways we could make the Brussel sprout more fun as a vegetable. We found it to be a hard task since the sprout has such a negative image.

We decided to show people the many faces of the sprout - to show the different, delicious meals you could create with the little green balls. The result was a fully-customizable, interactive e-card in which a person could edit his own face into an animation and invite a friend or family member to eat a favorite brussel sprout recipe with him. Besides sending invitations, people could also upload their own recipes resulting in a lot of interesting creations!

Several illustrations for a printable and foldable 'd.i.y.' album sleeve of Embrace Fire's - Thrown Unthrow demo. This piece has been made in collaboration with Bas Breugelmans who came up with the initial foldable sleeve concept.

A few illustrations I made for an album cover. The songs on the album were wacky, so I felt like the illustrations had to be just as wacky. The illustrations are based on one of the song lyrics - "My head is like a metrosexual giraffe."