Work
- Motion Graphics
- How you will cease to exist
- Web Portfolios
- Hank the Tardigrade
- 30 Days of Blender
- Booklet - Blendscapes
- Encryption Manifesto
I’m a multidisciplinary designer specializing in motion, graphic and brand design. I enjoy bringing ideas to life, from developing creative concepts to translating them into visual experiences, both digital and physical.
Experience
︎Senior Designer, Brownys Productions
| 2024 - Present
︎Motion Design Lecturur, HKU | 2023
︎Motion Graphic Designer, Talpa Network | 2022 - 2024
︎Graphic Design Workshop Instructor, HKU | 2023
︎Freelance Designer, Independent | 2021 - Present
1. Motion Graphics
Professional Work
A selection of motion graphics I designed and animated for the Dutch news programs Hart van Nederland and Shownieuws during my time at Talpa Network. Alongside my design work, I took on a coordinating role and was solely responsible for the motion graphics of the morning news broadcasts. Working in a fast-paced environment taught me to manage multiple responsibilities while translating current events into clear and accessible visual stories.
2. How you will cease to exist
How you will cease to exist
is my graduation project, an interactive website exploring the relationship between humans and nature. The project started with a tree in my backyard that had always been there, offering shade and shelter to other living creatures. Yet I had rarely given it much thought. Through this website, I wanted to explore how we often take nature for granted and encourage visitors to look at their surroundings from a different perspective.
is my graduation project, an interactive website exploring the relationship between humans and nature. The project started with a tree in my backyard that had always been there, offering shade and shelter to other living creatures. Yet I had rarely given it much thought. Through this website, I wanted to explore how we often take nature for granted and encourage visitors to look at their surroundings from a different perspective.
3. Web Portfolios
Professional Work
A collection of portfolio websites I designed as a freelance designer for different creatives, including a photographer, illustrator and dancer. Each website was developed with its own visual identity, reflecting the personality, work and creative style of its owner. I enjoyed exploring different design approaches to create a website that felt personal to each creative.
A collection of portfolio websites I designed as a freelance designer for different creatives, including a photographer, illustrator and dancer. Each website was developed with its own visual identity, reflecting the personality, work and creative style of its owner. I enjoyed exploring different design approaches to create a website that felt personal to each creative.
4. Hank the Tardigrade
Hank the Tardigrade
is an interactive website inspired by a tiny creature I discovered in my backyard. As I became more fascinated by Hank, I started to feel a personal connection to this little organism. Within the theme of Non-Human Perspectives, I wanted to explore storytelling from the viewpoint of another species, inviting visitors to experience the world through Hank’s eyes. The website was built using HTML, CSS and JavaScript for smaller screens.
is an interactive website inspired by a tiny creature I discovered in my backyard. As I became more fascinated by Hank, I started to feel a personal connection to this little organism. Within the theme of Non-Human Perspectives, I wanted to explore storytelling from the viewpoint of another species, inviting visitors to experience the world through Hank’s eyes. The website was built using HTML, CSS and JavaScript for smaller screens.
5. 30 Days of Blender
30 Days of Blender
is a personal challenge I started to explore and learn new 3D software. Over 30 days, I created a series of experiments, playing with shapes, colors, materials and textures. Without a fixed outcome in mind, the project gave me the freedom to discover new techniques and explore the creative possibilities of Blender.
is a personal challenge I started to explore and learn new 3D software. Over 30 days, I created a series of experiments, playing with shapes, colors, materials and textures. Without a fixed outcome in mind, the project gave me the freedom to discover new techniques and explore the creative possibilities of Blender.
6. Booklet - Blendscapes
Blendscapes
is a physical translation of my 30 Days of Blender experiments. I wanted to bring my digital explorations into a tangible format, turning the collection into a printed booklet. Using risograph printing, each image was separated into three color layers: cyan, magenta and yellow. The booklet was finished with Japanese stab binding, combining digital experimentation with traditional print techniques.
is a physical translation of my 30 Days of Blender experiments. I wanted to bring my digital explorations into a tangible format, turning the collection into a printed booklet. Using risograph printing, each image was separated into three color layers: cyan, magenta and yellow. The booklet was finished with Japanese stab binding, combining digital experimentation with traditional print techniques.
7. Encryption Manifesto
Encryption Manifesto
is an interactive manifesto about digital privacy and the importance of protecting personal information. Inspired by concerns surrounding government surveillance and the Dutch intelligence agency AIVD, I wanted to raise awareness of how easily our privacy can be compromised. Through bold visual design and an interactive website, I aimed to encourage visitors to question how much of their personal information they are willing to share. Built using HTML, CSS and JavaScript for larger screens.
is an interactive manifesto about digital privacy and the importance of protecting personal information. Inspired by concerns surrounding government surveillance and the Dutch intelligence agency AIVD, I wanted to raise awareness of how easily our privacy can be compromised. Through bold visual design and an interactive website, I aimed to encourage visitors to question how much of their personal information they are willing to share. Built using HTML, CSS and JavaScript for larger screens.