Hallo 040 illustrations

by niels on Nov 21, 2011 • No Comments

Various editorial illustrations for articles and columns on Hallo040.nl

At solar festival 2011 we created Eyndhoven aan Zee, a area like no other, put together with Biki90. The boat was built like the one form the poster. The area we hosted was a huge success. But hey you can’t go wrong with a constantly flashing lighthouse, a smoke machine...

murals

040 tv

by niels on Nov 8, 2011 • No Comments

mural for 040tv, the design is based on my stamp desgin about Eindhoven as seen below,

illustration / typography

Vans

by niels on Nov 7, 2011 • No Comments

I designed several shirts for vans as part of my graduation project. The concepts and designs are based on the trip I’ve made to California, this is shown trough Calligraphy, penmanship, Californian typography and bike culture.

illustration

Solar 2011

by niels on Nov 7, 2011 • No Comments

At Solar festival the biki90 crew hosted their own area called ‘Eyndhoven aan Zee’ in a huge bumper car track. This is the poster to promote the stage and it also shows the basic concept of the stage design. We decorated the stage as shown on this poster, read all...

murals / typography

Signs of the streets

by niels on Nov 7, 2011 • No Comments

Mural design for the Krabbedans. The mural was part of a workshops about street art.

graphic design / typography

Krack Free

by niels on Nov 7, 2011 • No Comments

Logo and graphic design for Krack Free, a monthly dubstep & hiphop party in the Altstadt. The poster is like a template with ever changing colours and names.

murals / typography

Caffee Allee

by niels on Nov 3, 2011 • No Comments

Custom lettering mural at Caffee Allee with chalk on chalkboard paint.

graphic design

Chinese week

by niels on Nov 7, 2011 • 3:26 pm No Comments

Every Year there’s a Chinese Week hosted in Brabant. Me and my class were asked to come up with a
concept to create awareness for this week. My concept and design is based on the fact that the
Chinese aren’t very creative themselves but are extremely good in the art of copying.
So what I did to promote this event in a original manner, I copied all the typically Dutch posters and billboards which were on display at the time,
and made them Chinese. Using the exact same graphic designs and even translations.
And to push the idea of a Chinese invasion even further, there’s a sticker on each poster saying ‘THE CHINESE ARE COMING!’