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All the way back in 2006 Gees Voorhees and I, then working together as Dutch Dolls, created an interactive installation in children’s museum Villa Zebra in Rotterdam (NL). We built a hospital where kids could put together their own life-sized dolls by linking fabric body parts with snap-fasteners. More body parts were added in 2011 with the help of Renée Reijnders. The installation is still in use today and mov

For the new Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery I created a 2.5 x 7-meter city-scape of the city of Doncaster. It features many of Doncaster’s landmarks, as well as some key items from the museum’s collection. There is a lot to see and explore in Doncaster! [click on image to enlarge]

Illustrations for Pearson Airport Explorers Club, an online educational resource for kids, created by the Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) to teach children about subjects related to Toronto Pearson Airport, aviation, and travel.   [click on image to enlarge]

*ding ding* baby Miyo is here! Baby announcement card for a private client. [click on image to enlarge]

Series of black and white illustrations for Emerging Exhibit Themes, a report by MASS LBP for Hamilton Children’s Museum (Ontario, Canada).   [click on image to enlarge]

Illustration for SCOOP, a monthly magazine for 8+, about something just plain weird: the Voynich Manuscript. This manuscript is shrouded in mystery. It was written in the early 15th century in an unknown language. It looks like it’s coded, but no one has been able to decipher it. The vellum is full of curious illustrations of tiny naked people and plants that do not exist in real life. Nobody knows why it was w

40+ illustrations of animals (and over 3000 handwritten words) for Would Like To Meet – Matchmaking Pets & People, a guide to help you find your perfect pet. “Pets and people have enjoyed happy relationships for thousands of years. But how do we know which pet is right for us? And, more importantly, how do we know if we’re ready for a pet? This map is a matchmaking guide with a difference, it’s written from

series of illustrations for the book Sprook, Sprookjer, Sprookst. [click on image to enlarge]