Print Design

Turning ideas into visually striking prints that engage and leave a lasting impression.

A wide range of print projects showcases the exploration of both traditional and modern techniques. From hand-crafted linocut prints and screen prints to digitally produced posters, flyers, and packaging, each design is carefully developed using the most fitting methods and materials.

Every project involves close collaboration with clients and printers to identify the best approach for the concept, budget, and desired outcome. Attention is given to selecting the right paper stock, testing finishes, and adjusting colors to ensure a perfect result.

Below is a selection of projects that highlight this variety of techniques and materials, each crafted to suit its unique context and audience.

Selected Works (from top to bottom)

Immi Grant – Ein Neues Leben in Deutschland
A 200-page book combining linocut illustrations and digital printing, exploring themes of migration and new beginnings in Germany.

Duurzaamheidsverslag
A 34-page sustainability report booklet, designed with clarity and clean layouts to effectively communicate complex data and environmental goals.

Shuyao Tea Calendar Packaging
Packaging design for a tea advent calendar, combining functional structure with elegant visual details to enhance the unboxing experience.

Ezzat Nafs T-shirt Printing
Graphic design for T-shirt prints, blending bold motifs and expressive visuals to create wearable statements.

25 Years RTL
An anniversary book celebrating 25 years of the Dutch TV channel RTL, combining archival material, photography, and design to tell the channel’s story.

Recept Buch Familiare
A cookbook featuring family recipes, with a special textile cover design that adds a unique tactile and visual element.

Park21 – Visie Duurzaamheid
A series of four booklets outlining the sustainability vision of Park21, designed with clarity and purpose, and printed on recycled paper to reflect the project’s eco-conscious values.