Artwork

Here are some artworks I designed for other people. They are intended for posters, CD-covers or otherwise. I like to work with other people, it forces me to try and use techniques and subject matter I would not normally use. It teaches me stuff.

‘Dukdalf’ or ‘Schorfheide in a future without humans’

‘Dukdalf’ or ‘Schorfheide in a future without humans’ – print on a painted surface, closeup and digital original. Photo’s made by yours truly. I just found out that the Dutch name ‘Dukdalf’ for a post for mooring boats actually came from the Spanish Duke the Alba (or Alfa in Dutch). We were at war with the Spanish for 80 years, starting int he 16th century. And it is a reference to him being a cruel tyrant and what the people in that day and age wanted to do with him…

Materials: wooden plate, paint, toner
Printing Technique: Transfer print / Digital Printmaking
Dimensions: 42x43cm

 

Die Schöne Müllerin

A poster I made for a concert of Franz Schubert’s ‘Die schöne Mülerin’ performed by Wolfgang Mirlach and Akane Kubo. The idea was that the poster could be used with both sides up (water or air on top).

Prunx – CD Cover Artwork

A cd cover I made for a band called ‘Prunx’. One of the reasons we know each other is because of our passion for science fiction. I made illustrations for 6 of the 7 songs on the CD. They chose two. We met each other because we all loved Scifi movies. So I immediately knew what to make for them.

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Substantinopel

Made it for a band, as a CD cover, but liked this idea about a city under the earth so much, I have given much thought to creating a whole series, a complete project maybe. Never gotten to it. Yet. Who knows. It still reminds me of old SF books, the lost word, people living underground – with dinosaurs of course.

This one is in color, but in the end we used a black and white version. It was more punk that way.