Process per Projects

For this project, I drew inspiration from books that featured illustrations. This story is part of an anthology where, as a reader, you learn about various creatures, tribes, and the world of Floresta. Different drawing styles were explored for each story to ensure every illustration had a unique appearance.

For this project, I drew inspiration from books that featured illustrations. This story is part of an anthology where, as a reader, you learn about various creatures, tribes, and the world of Floresta. Different drawing styles were explored for each story to ensure every illustration had a unique appearance.

For the 'Healthcare Error' project, research was conducted on the existing technology in healthcare and what potential future advantages and disadvantages might arise during the testing phase of the technology. During this project, we explored whether exoskeletons are truly necessary in daily life, based on the question, 'What if we, as humans, become too dependent on technological aids?' To illustrate this effectively, multiple scenarios were developed to convey the issue.

The book Libertatum was written to discover which writing styles I preferred and in which genre I could write a story most effectively. While writing this story, I used several books as inspiration, with the Team Mortis series being one of them.

Through the various tests conducted in the research lab, different values were identified, showing what did and didn't work in the iterations. In the video below, you can see the exploration, including the process.

Through mindmaps and research on trends in the target group, the way of the research has been set. The target group is people who use the car to get to work. To get the campaign started, an Instagram page was created to let this target group know what the campaign does. Through posts and interviews, the campaign grew bit by bit.

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For this project, I drew inspiration from books that featured illustrations. This story is part of an anthology where, as a reader, you learn about various creatures, tribes, and the world of Floresta. Different drawing styles were explored for each story to ensure every illustration had a unique appearance.

​For this project, the group I worked with often had discussions about how the character would navigate life, which city the story would take place in, what kind of notification would appear to indicate an error, etc. There was a lot of brainstorming to develop both the story and the game.

To learn how to use Adobe Creative Cloud, I created a book cover for a book I wrote myself as part of my elective credits. Before starting the design, I listed the key elements I wanted to incorporate into the cover and reviewed what was most prominent in the story. These elements were ultimately reflected in the book cover.

The inspiration behind the Autism Tourguide: How to Explore Autism was my desire to better understand my own autism. This way, I could gain a clearer idea of how my mind works and how I can use that in life. I expressed this through illustrations to show my form of autism in certain situations.

Through mindmaps and research on trends in our target group, we found out what fits them. The target group is people who grew up with the internet, smartphones, and laptops. Since my group and I both grew up in this generation, we three have some idea of what being online is like. With different angles of the camera, we have tried to find the right way to capture the one-minute film.

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