Mercury

Act III

This is a project i did for school where we currently have to come up with our own fictitious projects for either real companies or completely made up companies

  • This project was making an album cover for the “new” Imagine Dragons album: Mercury Act 3.

    This is the final part of the Mercury series which deals with grief and loss

  • As a fan of Imagine Dragons i took this opportunity to reseach more about an artist and album series which has less front-forward lore than a band like my all-time favourite: twenty one pilots.

    I started out by looking into the themes of both Mercury Act 1 and Act 2, and i found that these albums are about grief.
    Act 1 is about the death of a loved one, and Act 2 is about recovering from that death. I decided that as a thematic fit, Act 3 should be about confronting your own mortality and life.

    I did my utmost best to match the style of Mercury so that it could seamlessly fit into the series.
    I went for it to match closer to Act 1 than Act 2 because i felt like that would be a more accurate match, going for silver-concrete to match the worn gold and a person walking as a matching 3rd to the falling person of Act 1 and the flying one of Act 2.

Album cover of Imagine Dragons' Mercury Act 3 featuring a silhouette of a person walking, dressed in a hoodie and backpack, on a textured silver background.
A white cassette tape labeled "Imagine Dragons I Mercury Act 3", placed on a black background.
A Mercury Act 3 album by Imagine Dragons, including a CD, a case, and a booklet, all with a gray and black color scheme and an abstract silhouette of a person.
Turntable with a vinyl record featuring a black and white image of a person, alongside a vinyl LP cover, all on a dark surface.

Polaroid

merch

This is a project i did for school where we currently have to come up with our own fictitious projects for either real companies or completely made up companies

  • I came up with this project because i noticed that Polaroid was offering a shockingly little amount of good merchandise, and being a fan of their company and products i decided that i was gonna use my first ever self-created project to make my own little merchandise line for them

  • As per usual i started out researching for this project by searching on a mix of Pinterest, Instagram, and even a little bit of stuff on Freepik incase anything sparked some inspiration.

    After getting plenty of inspiration from everything from clothing designs to old posters from the 70’s i started on designing some cool, retro designs to go on on a hat, sweatpants, and on plenty of shirts

    Eventually i was done, but while watching Good Mythical Morning i saw Rhett, one of the hosts, wearing a polo shirt that inspired a whole new burst of ideas in me

Concept illustration showing two versions of hats labeled "Concept A - Brimmed." One set is white with a colorful brim in red, orange, yellow, and blue, and the other is black with the same colorful brim. Both have "polaroid" text on the front.
Illustration of Polaroid-themed joggers with Concepts A and B in banded and striped designs. Concepts A and B display white and black joggers with rainbow accents on a grid background.
T-shirt designs featuring various global landmarks, including the Serengeti, Mt. Everest, Monument Valley, Colosseum, Patagonia, and Sydney Opera House, in both white and black color options.
Illustration showing clothing concepts for polo shirts featuring stripe designs. Three concepts titled Concept A - Top-Stripe, Concept B - Retro Fall, Concept C - Pinstripe. Each concept has a white and a black version, with colorful stripes positioned differently across the shirts. A logo is visible on the chest area. The background is a grid pattern with a logo watermark.

Pridelaroid

Collage of items featuring Polaroid-themed designs: a man wearing a white T-shirt with 'The Serengeti' graphic, a tote bag with 'Monument Valley' design, acrylic blocks with 'Sydney Opera' print on a shelf, and a water bottle with 'The Colosseum' graphic.
A collage of four images showing various products with colorful graphics. Top left: Samsung phone cases with 'Monument Valley' design. Top right: Two people wearing sweatshirts with 'Sydney Opera House' graphics. Bottom left: An open book displaying a 'Monument Valley' design. Bottom right: Two acrylic blocks on a shelf featuring 'The Colosseum' artwork.
A Polaroid photo with a vintage camera illustration and rainbow colors, placed on top of a gray card that reads 'POLAROID PRIDE' on a light purple background.

This is a follow-up project i did for the Polaroid Merch

  • I came up with this project because i noticed that Polaroid was offering a shockingly little amount of good merchandise, and being a fan of their company and products i decided that i was gonna use my first ever self-created project to make my own little merchandise line for them

  • As per usual i started out researching for this project by searching on a mix of Pinterest, Instagram, and even a little bit of stuff on Freepik incase anything sparked some inspiration.

    After getting plenty of inspiration from everything from clothing designs to old posters from the 70’s i started on designing some cool, retro designs to go on on a hat, sweatpants, and on plenty of shirts

    Eventually i was done, but while watching Good Mythical Morning i saw Rhett, one of the hosts, wearing a polo shirt that inspired a whole new burst of ideas in me

A vintage-style sign for Fieri's Sizzle Shack featuring a red triangular shape, an arrow, and stylized text with retro fonts, set against a cloudy blue sky background.

Fieri’s Sizzle

Shack 

This is a project i did for school where we currently have to come up with our own fictitious projects for either real companies or completely made up companies

Stage 1 & 2

  • This is a multi-stage project, where every stage i will update this specific section until completed

    Stage 1 - Designing a logo and name for a 50’s Americana-style diner opening in New York City by “Guy Fieri”.

    Stage 2 - Official, final logo and a brand book to match it and lay out the rules on how a secondary designer is and isn’t allowed to use the elements.

  • 1 - As a big fan of the style and vibe of Americana, i knew doing the stylings for a diner was a must on my project to-do list.
    Taking inspiration from some of the wackiest and most interesting pieces of art (i do consider them art), 1950s-1950s motel signs i created the logo on the left here, with the sharp and loud angles mixed with the love of bold text and arrows (for some reason).

    2 - A good brandbook is vital to any company that hires external designers, so i decided that a brand book i made should be both clear and bold like the brand itself.
    Below are some of the pages that i made to give you a good feeling of the vibe that i went with.

Infographic explaining color usage for design, with sections on primary colors, overlay colors, and examples of colored shapes. Text includes color codes in HEX, RGB, CMYK.
A page explaining three main fonts: Luxembourg 1910, Mikodaks, and Simpleness, with sample alphabet displays for each font, a paragraph describing each font's use and characteristics, and a large heading reading "FONTS" in the top left corner.
Table of contents with sections on fonts, color use, logo use, fourth element, and social media.

StageExpo

‘24

This is a project made by my school for me and a few classmates to be the photographers for one of the (yearly) events they had

People gathered in a modern indoor setting with informational posters and a tablet on a stand.
People assembling a large printed arch in a hallway, with closed doors and walls in the background.
Four people smiling and posing around printing equipment in a workshop.
People setting up a display with posters and panels in an indoor space, possibly for an exhibition or educational event.
People gathered in a room with a Stage Expo poster on the wall, seated and discussing at a table with various materials and signage displayed.
Two people filling out forms at an event. One is wearing a blue jacket and holding a pen, while the other is leaning over a table. Both have bags slung over their shoulders. The setting appears to be an indoor expo or trade show.
Students viewing table with textile decoration samples in school hallway.
Group of people at an information workshop, one person giving a thumbs up, others smiling and posing. "Informatie workshops" sign visible.
Group of young adults standing indoors, reviewing documents next to pillars marked with Pantone color codes.

Urpop

poster

This is a project where an actual company came to our school to give the students a real project. Depending on the project you can view it on the businesses website/socials

  • This project was making a poster for Urpop, a yearly free festival held in Urmond, Limburg

    They’ve been coming to our school for almost a decade now to let the students make our own poster for their event, and the winner gets to be the official poster for that year

  • I started out researching both general festival posters all over the world, and posters for similar events in specifically The Netherlands and the general Benelux area and Germany

    One of my teachers told me that it’d be interesting to make something that they had never chosen before, so i chose certain styles and elements that i hadn’t seen anywhere and colours i saw rarely or just not at all on my searches

Poster for Urpop Festival 2025 with band lineup including The New Roses and Bleach, a Nirvana tribute. Event date: May 29, 2025, Maasdijk, Urmond. Free entry. Features bands and DJs like Jick Munro & The Amazing Laserbeams, Martin Sillen, Parson, DJ Thonno, DJ Romano, and DJ Fiasco. Includes QR code and logos for sponsors.
Event flyer for Urpop Edition #42 on May 29, 2025, in Urmond, featuring bands like The New Roses, Bleach (Nirvana tribute), and more. Includes a vintage typewriter, microphone, guitar images, QR code, and logos for sponsors.

Music artist

spread

This is a project i did for school where we got hand-picked projects from our teachers, so we shared these completely with everyone in class, barring some exceptions where we got to pick specifics

  • I came up with this project because i noticed that Polaroid was offering a shockingly little amount of good merchandise, and being a fan of their company and products i decided that i was gonna use my first ever self-created project to make my own little merchandise line for them

  • As per usual i started out researching for this project by searching on a mix of Pinterest, Instagram, and even a little bit of stuff on Freepik incase anything sparked some inspiration.

    After getting plenty of inspiration from everything from clothing designs to old posters from the 70’s i started on designing some cool, retro designs to go on on a hat, sweatpants, and on plenty of shirts

    Eventually i was done, but while watching Good Mythical Morning i saw Rhett, one of the hosts, wearing a polo shirt that inspired a whole new burst of ideas in me

A colorful artistic graphic design featuring the text 'TWENTY ONE PILOTS' and '21' in bold red and black fonts, with images of the band Twenty One Pilots members, abstract patterns, and geometric shapes.
Lyrics sheet for the song 'Polarize' by Twenty One Pilots featuring large red and white circular graphics and the band's logo in the center.

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This is a project i did for school where we got hand-picked projects from our teachers, so we shared these completely with everyone in class, barring some exceptions where we got to pick specifics

A smartphone displaying a photo of a red fox with green grass in the background, illustrating the Google Pixel 5a's camera with AI-assisted features. The text on the image says, "Google Pixel 5a," and in Dutch, "Met de nieuwe AI-assist is de 5a zo slim als een vos."

  • This project was making a poster for Urpop, a yearly free festival held in Urmond, Limburg

    They’ve been coming to our school for almost a decade now to let the students make our own poster for their event, and the winner gets to be the official poster for that year

  • I started out researching both general festival posters all over the world, and posters for similar events in specifically The Netherlands and the general Benelux area and Germany

    One of my teachers told me that it’d be interesting to make something that they had never chosen before, so i chose certain styles and elements that i hadn’t seen anywhere and colours i saw rarely or just not at all on my searches

A roadside scene with a yellow tow truck and a blue car, a man in a yellow safety vest holding a remote, and a person under the tow truck working. Text overlay in Dutch discusses road assistance and 40% membership discount.
A person in dark clothing wearing a face mask and hood, standing in front of a background filled with event dates and locations. Large red text at the bottom reads 'CLOAK DAGGER' alongside a QR code. Red text overlay with event locations and dates runs vertically and horizontally across the background.

Artist
Poster

This is a project i did for school where we got hand-picked projects from our teachers, so we shared these completely with everyone in class, barring some exceptions where we got to pick specifics

  • I came up with this project because i noticed that Polaroid was offering a shockingly little amount of good merchandise, and being a fan of their company and products i decided that i was gonna use my first ever self-created project to make my own little merchandise line for them

  • As per usual i started out researching for this project by searching on a mix of Pinterest, Instagram, and even a little bit of stuff on Freepik incase anything sparked some inspiration.

    After getting plenty of inspiration from everything from clothing designs to old posters from the 70’s i started on designing some cool, retro designs to go on on a hat, sweatpants, and on plenty of shirts

    Eventually i was done, but while watching Good Mythical Morning i saw Rhett, one of the hosts, wearing a polo shirt that inspired a whole new burst of ideas in me