
Since I last updated the site (too long ago) much has happened.
I went to teach graphic design for one semester at Miada in Chongqing, China, worked on OneWorld Magazine (previously IS magazine), designed MyWorld Magazine and accepted a part-time job as screenprint-workshop assistant at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam. (The billboard above was printed there with Harmen Liemburg and Kees Maas.)
Next to these jobs I have continued to do free projects and blog my fingers to stubs at Freaky Fauna’s Tumblr. I’ve also started working on a redesign of this website. Prepare for a fresh new look in the near future!

IS Magazine is a monthly Dutch language publication about international development cooperation published by NCDO.
This issue pays special attention to Bangladesh.
Flip through the magazine here.

IS Magazine is a monthly Dutch language publication about international development cooperation published by NCDO.
This issue pays special attention to the meat industry, and how meat consumption in the west affects developing nations.
Flip through the magazine here.

As part of the Graphic Design Festival Breda, the Connected Project invited designers to
remix each-other’s posters. I remixed Zsuzsanna Ilijin’s poster. The complete series was exhibited at the festival in May 2010.
See the poster here.

Out of 1039 entries from 79 countries the jury (consisting of Paula Sher, Andrew Howard, Adrian Shaughnessy, Heitor Alvelos, Jessica Helfand and Pep Montserrat) picked Sarah Fanelli as over-all winner, and awarded six others the first prize.
My poster “La Grande Boucherie” was selected as one of the six first prize winners.
See the poster here.
Visit the Titan website here.

I made a poster to announce the Indian & Dutch festival/exhibition Views on the West,
at Zeebelt, The Hague in March 2010. See it here.

We’ve done it again. Saturday 31 October the third issue of O.K. Periodicals was launched at the Illustrative Festival in Berlin. This biannual independent publication is created in collaboration with design studio O.K. Parking.
The latest edition features work centered around the theme ‘repetition’. An international cast of established and upcoming creatives, writers, photographers, illustrators, graphic designers and fashion stylists all contributed to making this a very special issue. Over 400 people contributed to the worlds first crowd-sourced cover.
The first 100 subscribers will receive a limited edition silkscreen print by my alter ego FreakyFauna. For more info go here.

The one minute animation ‘Creatures of the Night’ has been selected to be shown in cinemas throughout Amsterdam as part of the N8/Cineville Nachtshots programme.
Get dazzled at Cinecenter, De Uitkijk, Kriterion, Studio/K, Ketelhuis, Rialto, SMART
or the Filmmuseum.

Brand new three color screen-printed poster now available through Freaky Fauna.

Hesign publishers asked me to be part of their new book “Small Studios”. I just received it in the mail, and it is even better than I’d hoped. Many famous and dozens of amazing studios I’d never heard of are featured. Go buy a copy and get inspired.

At the Afrikadag in The Hague today, the new media platform ‘Wereld Media Huis’ was presented. It is a collaborative initiative that helps media organizations in the Netherlands that dedicate themselves to free-press and journalism about aid to developing countries.
See the visual identity here.

The posters for TAMTAM theater festival went up this week. The campaign and festival magazine for theater ensemble Toneelgroep Amsterdam was made in collaboration with
Jan Versweyveld. This image is from the upcoming production Rocco e i suoi fratelli.
See the poster here, and the magazine here.

Come show your teeth and shake your tailfeather at Camouflage Club, tropicalia edition.
Theater de Cameleon
Derde Kostverlorenkade 35
Amsterdam

Healthy food guide for young parents and smart kids. Written by Kyra de Vreeze. Made in collaboration with illustrator Zsuzsanna Ilijin for Becht Publishers.

A publication with photographer Mirja Wark about hand-painted shop signs in Lybia.