Fashion by Mark Beernink

Mark is familiar with the entire Adobe suite, but his work tells us that he prefers Photoshop. He uses his Wacom Graphics Tablet a lot and has his own made sets of brushes, textures and stock photos. Mark also creates websites, logos and layouts for various magazines.

Cyborg by Mark Beernink

Hanging by Mark Beernink

Woman by Mark Beernink

Jump by Mark Beernink

Beauty by Mark Beernink

Dance by Mark Beernink

Awakening by Mark Beernink

Awakening by Mark Beernink

Untitled by Mark Beernink

Untitled by Mark Beernink

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His portfolio: markbeernink.nl
His Behance profile: behance.net/mbeernink
On Twitter: mark_beernink
On LinkedIn: Mark Beernink

Black Swan by Jorrit van Rijt

Type by Jorrit van Rijt

Geometrical Shapes by Jorrit van Rijt

Buried by Jorrit van Rijt

Typographic experiment by Jorrit van Rijt

Typographic experiment by Jorrit van Rijt

Believe by Jorrit van Rijt

Believe by Jorrit van Rijt

Geometrical Shapes by Jorrit van Rijt

Geometrical Shapes by Jorrit van Rijt

Transition by Jorrit van Rijt

Transition by Jorrit van Rijt

Backdraft by Jorrit van Rijt

Skull by Jorrit van Rijt

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His Behance profile: behance.net/jorritvanrijt
On LinkedIn: Jorrit van Rijt

His style of design is very colorful, warm and soft and have been featured in magazines such as Publish Magazine (a Dutch design magazine).

Browsing through his projects gives you great inspiration. His works feature bright colors combined with matching mid-tone colors.

Against my will by Daniël Matakupan

Against my will by Daniël Matakupan

Creative Thoughts by Daniël Matakupan

Creative Thoughts by Daniël Matakupan

Featured on the Published Magazine cover

Summer Love #1 by Daniël Matakupan

Summer Love #2 by Daniël Matakupan

El Fuego’s June Jam by Daniël Matakupan

Inception by Daniël Matakupan

Inception by Daniël Matakupan

Way of Life by Daniël Matakupan

One Moment in Time by Daniël Matakupan

One Moment in Time by Daniël Matakupan

The Return by Daniël Matakupan

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His portfolio: danielmatakupan.nl
His Behance profile: behance.net/danielmatakupan
On Twitter: @dmatakupan

Speider Schneider wrote an interesting article about this ‘death on creativity’ on Processed Identity which I think everybody should read:

I needed my appendix removed so while being wheeled into surgery, I told the doctor I only budgeted $200 for the operation but if I liked his work, I had other organs he could remove down the line at a higher fee. I asked if he wouldn’t mind if I had a few people look over his work and make some suggestions on how he performed the operation. One of them was my 10 year-old son because he was a whiz at the game “Operation.” When I came to, I was in the gutter wearing nothing but a hospital gown and my appendix still rupturing.

Read more: http://processedidentity.com/article/that-dirty-word-creative/

Her by Theo Aartsma

Heist by Theo Aartsma

Heist by Theo Aartsma

Empire by Theo Aartsma

Empire by Theo Aartsma

Just A Crunch by Theo Aartsma

Oxygen by Theo Aartsma

Freedom Festival by Theo Aartsma

Live In The Vines by Theo Aartsma

Depthcore Type by Theo Aartsma

Depthcore Type by Theo Aartsma

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His website: sumeco.net

Victor van Gaasbeek is a 20 year old graphic designer from Barendrecht, the Netherlands. He’s currently attending the ‘Grafisch Lyceum Rotterdam‘ where he’s in his last year of the Master Class Graphic Design.

Ever since he got his first pencils as a child, he’s been drawing pictures and wanted to be an artist. Eventually this dream of becoming a drawing artist wasn’t to far away of what he’s doing now.

Victor’s works consist of identity design, illustrations, type design and more. He’s illustrated his first book for Peter Muller and is now focussing on the more illustrative projects like Sliced Pixel. He’s also doing some photography on the side, which is just a hobby.

Here we have a few examples of his excellent work:

• Corporate Identity Buro ID architects

Corporate Identity Buro ID architects by Victor van Gaasbeek.

Corporate Identity Buro ID architects by Victor van Gaasbeek.

Corporate Identity Buro ID architects by Victor van Gaasbeek.

• Global warming posters

Global Warming Poster by Victor van Gaasbeek.

Global Warming Poster by Victor van Gaasbeek.

• Sliced Pixel

“With this technique I used the most basic elements in todays graphic design; pixels. The pixels were sliced in half, and with the sliced pixels I created numerous animal heads. Up-close all you see is triangles, but when you look from a distance, the big picture becomes clear.”

Sliced Pixel by Victor van Gaasbeek.

Sliced Pixel by Victor van Gaasbeek.

Sliced Pixel by Victor van Gaasbeek.

• Brochure & Infographic

Brochure & Infographic for van den Oever-Zaaijer & P by Victor van Gaasbeek.

• Typeface: Alchemeo Bold

Alchemeo Pro Extra Bold, was a free font for a limited time. Unfortunately, with over 5000 download’s, it’s no longer available.

Typeface: Alchemeo Bold by Victor van Gaasbeek.

• Sliced Shirts

Sliced Shirts is a webshop from Victor where he sells his unique t-shirts. The name Sliced Shirts was chosen because the first products had a Sliced Pixel print on them. Now more designs have been added and more designs are likely to appear if the store seems to be a succes.

Sliced Shirts by Victor van Gaasbeek.

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You can view more of his works on:
His portfolio: victorvangaasbeek.com
His Behance profile: behance.net/VictorVanGaasbeek

Here are some of the awesome examples of their work:

De KoffieMeulen by EdBerry Creative

De KoffieMeulen by EdBerry Creative

AQUA by EdBerry Creative

Wellnessbon by EdBerry Creative

Colourful by EdBerry Creative

Phantom Band by EdBerry Creative

Xpert CMKB by EdBerry Creative

Xpert CMKB by EdBerry Creative

You can view the rest of their portfolio on the EdBerry website, on their Behance profile or follow them on Twitter: @edberryCREATIVE

» GRRR / Amsterdam

Grrr are an interactive design agency. They work for diverse companies, but focus on the cultural sector. They combine knowledge of design, technology and media to create original solutions.

» Freashheads / Tilburg

Freshheads is specialised in graphic design and development of internet applications. Freshheads has a dynamic, young and openminded team. The company combines a variety of disciplines in their projects. Graphic specialism meets technical intelligence at Freshheads.

» Studio Dumbar / Rotterdam

Studio Dumbar is a design agency that established by Gert Dumbar in 1977. It currently employs a team of thirty staff. Studio Dumbar specialises in full-scale corporate identity programmes, in which the agency‟s graphic, spatial and interactive design talents are applied in concert to achieve the most discerning and persuasive result.

» Edenspiekermann / Amsterdam

Edenspiekermann designs communication, with hand and heart. Their work is useful, thoughtful, surprising.

» Fabrique / Amsterdam

Fabrique is a multidisciplinary communication and design bureau. More than 85 artists, engineers and storytellers work with pleasure and passion on a wide variety of assignments for consumer brands, service-sector companies, the government, education, the entertainment industry and cultural institutions.

» Interbrand / Amsterdam

Interbrand creates and manages brand value by making the brand central to the business’s strategic aims. They are not interested in simply being the world’s biggest brand consultancy but they want to be the most valued.

» Postmachina / Amsterdam

Postmachina’s professional expertise is broad: they operate within the fields of interaction, graphic, product, web and service design.

» Qua / Amsterdam

QuA is a design studio based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. They have 22 years of experience specialising in ‘Brand Environment Design’.

» VBAT / Amsterdam

VBAT is an European-oriented agency specialising in brand consultancy, concepts and design.

» Millford / Leiden

Millford is a multidisciplinary design agency.

The controversial ruling “Eindhoven, the navel of the World” originates from this.

This video was presented during the Dutch Design Week 2008 to 40 representatives from European cities within the framework of a conference in preparation for the European year for Creativity & Innovation 2009.