In this graphic design project for Opera Ballet Vlaanderen, the objective was to design a captivating printed poster for the opera Rusalka. The goal: to communicate the poetic and haunting tone of the story while attracting a younger audience with a contemporary and emotional visual style.

For this pitch at AP School of Arts Antwerp, I was invited to design a campaign image for GRAVITY: a contemporary poster exhibition centered around the theme of attraction, repulsion, and other conceptual interpretations of the word. This project allowed me to push my creative boundaries and develop a poster grounded in experimental image-making.

As part of a team internship for AP Antwerp, we were given the opportunity to rebrand VOC Malderen, a non-profit rescue center for birds and wild animals. With great respect for their work, we set out to help them raise visibility, connect with a younger audience, and support their fundraising efforts through thoughtful and engaging design.

Lynn Swinnen is a passionate photographer specializing in natural and candid moments of pets. She needed a logo that would reflect her personal style and the warm, genuine feel of her photography.

For this project at AP School of Arts Antwerp, I was asked to design a poster for Fleuramour, an international floral event. The goal was to create a poster entirely within an existing visual style, selected from a list of researched art movements.

A retro-inspired safety poster that compares social media to cigarette addiction; visually nostalgic, uncomfortably relevant.

A collection of handmade cards created for the people closest to me, filled with personal jokes, playful visuals, and just the right amount of cheek.

This poster was created for the 6th edition of the annual MTB Elzebikers tour, a well-known local mountain bike event near Mechelen. The goal was to design a clear, energetic, and engaging poster that would appeal to a broad audience of amateur cyclists.

This project was created during a Studio Still assignment for LUCA School of Arts. The goal was to redesign the school space as a conceptual guide, not just mapping it, but challenging the way art and art education are experienced. The result: a playful and critical isometric illustration that explores the layered realities of the art world.

Gentle branding for a nature-based experience with horses, designed to feel calm, kind and human.

“Talk to the…” is a project by Studio Still that explores visual communication through emoticons. I was asked to create a poster that presents a cohesive set of illustrated emotions, blending simplicity with strong personality.

A stylized walk cycle exploring public image, ego, and embarrassment; all in one looping frame.

A series of custom T-shirts made for friends and family. Designed with heart, humour and a personal touch.