Illustration is a powerful tool that transcends words, turning abstract concepts into vivid, emotional experiences. ✨

I specialize in creating high-quality digital illustrations tailored for a variety of needs. Whether you're looking to build a distinctive brand identity, or create compelling visuals for social media or editorial projects, I provide custom illustrations that bring your ideas to life.

My versatile style and attention to detail ensure that each project is designed to fit your unique vision, while also meeting industry standards. 🌟🖌️

Whether you need social media graphics, pattern designs, or a playful portrait illustration, let’s chat and bring your ideas to life!
Starting at
€150 (incl. VAT)

Upgrade your article, whether printed or digital, with an editorial Illustration. Receive the final illustration in high-resolution PNG/JPG files. Choose the color format and sizing for seamless integration into your publication.

What is included?
- 1 final 2D editorial illustration
  The final illustration in high-resolution PNG or JPG files
- Discovery Call
  We'll kick off the creative process with a videocall to define objectives and make sure the final illustration aligns with your vision
- Concept Sketches
  Collaborate with the process by choosing from rough exploration sketches to define the creative direction for your illustration
- File sizing
  Choose the format and sizing needed for seamless integration

Pixel-based or Vector-based illustration?

Pixel-based (PNG/JPG)

Made of tiny squares: Pixel-based images are created with a grid of tiny colored squares called pixels. Each pixel has a specific color, and together, they form the image.

Detail depends on resolution: The more pixels there are, the more detail the image has. For example, a high-resolution image has more pixels, so it's sharper.
Doesn't scale well: When you zoom in or enlarge a pixel-based image, the pixels become visible, making the image look blurry or blocky.
Common formats: JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP.

Vector (SVG, EPS)

Made of points, lines, and shapes: Vector images are created using mathematical equations to define shapes, like circles, lines, and curves. These shapes are filled with color or gradients.

Scales perfectly: Because vector images are based on math, you can enlarge or shrink them to any size without losing quality. They always stay sharp and clean.
Lightweight files: Vector files are usually smaller because they don't store thousands of pixels—just the mathematical instructions to draw the image.
Common formats: SVG, AI, EPS, PDF.

Best for: Logos, icons, and illustrations that need to be resized often or kept simple and sharp.