Logo for a company that ships second hand trucks or any other type of heavy duty equipment to any place in the world. The logo consists of a tire track writing endless E ‘s and custom stencil type to emphasize the export element of the company.

Bernd Trasberger asked me to design a letterhead and a bussines card. The basis logo consist of his initials, BT, written in blackletter pixels on an isometric grid. Since most of his communication concerns sending pdf’s in e-mails, and hardly any of it is actually sent by analogue mail, I created a workflow that generates random cmy values for the logo, always putting at least one plate on 100%. For the grey values at least one path of the logo should be 100% black. By using this digital template for communication, a consistent layout is guaranteed, but still every publication is different.

Identity design for ‘Het fonds van Weduwen en Wezen van Kunstenaarsleden der Maatschappij Arti et Amicitiea‘. An artist society in Amsterdam founded in 1839. Members are obliged to contribute to their private social security fund. In case of illness or other unforeseen circumstances that cause financial trouble, the fund can support the artist for a certain period of time.

Saint Luke, patron saint of artists, physicians and  surgeons has been depicted many times throughout history, acompanied by a winged ox. The ox has also been part of Arti’s own logo since their founding back in 1838.

Logo, informative folder, letterhead, application form, business cards, envelopes and website.

De Module is a company specialized in painting graphic murals. The logo is usable as a stencil, so murals can easily be ‘signed’ with the company name. The mark in the ‘O’ is a stylized top view of a spay can nozzle, De Modules main ‘pencil of choice’.

Logo and business cards for an Amsterdam based printed promotion distribution company. All elements are based on the A-ratio that flyers or posters have. The three crosses in the mark refer to the Amsterdam coat of arms as well as the changing images they distribute. The right corner of the card has been cut of so they actually hand over a piece of their logo.

Custom typography for an Icelandic webshop that sells high-end fashion accessories for girls.

Logo and flyer series for the infamous Lockdown dubstep parties in Amsterdam.

Logo proposal for vinger.nl, made for studio ixopusada. The final version of the logo, by Floor Wesseling, lost the finger nails and has a slightly more curves to it. You can find it in your Los Logo’s 4.

Drift’66 is a geology university corporation in Utrecht. I designed this ‘coat of arms’ for their annual
pints party. The glass could be bought in advance and functioned as an entrance ticket, as well as
souvenir and could endlessly be  refilled during that specific party.