The myth of Princess Europe and Zeus adapted by Hollywood in the 40s.

For an upcoming expo in the Seedfactory (Brussels) in october this year.




Portrait of one of my greatest heroes, the multi-talented filmmaker, painter and musician David Lynch. The title is a wink to a music album by Lynch, named The air is on fire.

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Cartoon for the Dutch Nu.nl news website, about a South-American man with pangs of love who committed suicide using dynamite.

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Illustration of a so-called patent-troll (a company that buys patents to gain profit). Patent trials are often held in the state of Texas, because the jurisdiction is more flexible there regarding this subject matter.

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Cartoon for the Dutch Nu.nl news website, about a historical low in the web surfers market share of Microsoft Windows, in favour of Apple.

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Cartoon for the Dutch Nu.nl news website, about problems surrounding the savings guarantee for Dutch savers of the bankrupt Icelandic bank Icesave.

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Whenever I find the time I love to go 2D, as a break from my usual 3D stuff.

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A drawing I created as a tribute to the late Heath Ledger's magnificent Joker in The Dark Knight.

I've also written a review of The Dark Knight (no spoilers, don't worry).




Stylized 3D illustration regarding a higher enthousiasm about saving when your fortune is larger.

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Cartoon for the Dutch Nu.nl news website, about health problems due to the dangerous lifestyle of the singer Amy Winehouse.

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Again I was asked to do a cover for anti-monarchist magazine ' De Republikein', this time about the consequences a united Europe will have for the crowns on the assorted royal heads, and for their so-called subjects.
Europe, in Greek mythology, was abducted by Zeus in the shape of a bull. ( 'Signal' , the 'Newsweek' of the nazi's, used her and her kidnapping beast as a logo, by the way.)
In my first sketch the king was deemed too positive, too powerful, 'his' people too weak.
The final image is more true to the facts: out of fear of change and loss of independence the people cling to 'their' monarch, not necessarily out of love for the monarchy.