Kawasaki er-6n competition

15 06 2009

Kawasaki Benelux held a competition to win a Kawasaki er-6n. A bike i’m already driving, but i couldn’t resist to take part of this competition to win a specialy (exclusive) painted Kawasaki er-6n. I already had in mind, that i would sell my Kawa if i won this one. Well i didn’t won the competition and i am still driving my beloved Kawa. But still i liked the idea that i could ride a specialy painted one.

Kawasaki made an online tool, where you could choose several designed patterns to put on the bodywork. Or you could paint the bike with several sorts of paint, from metallic to candy to matte. So you couldn’t really design the bike to your own needs. But still the designs send in by the participants rocked. Just have a look at my design below.

Kawasaki_er6n





Traveling agency for Egypt

30 05 2009

NT_logo_concept

This is a logo i designed for a friend of mine. He has an Egyptian traveling agency with his dad. And he wanted something new. He didn’t had a clue in which direction the logo and it’s style had to go. So i made a few sketches for him so he could choose. And so that he can get an idea of what directions he could go to with his new logo and identity. To bad he chose a logo i didn’t designed at all. But still… i’m happy with the logo i proposed.

Illustrator: 2 to 3 hours




A house with a wax seal

11 04 2009

For a new to build housing complex in Amsterdam-Osdorp. We (my former employee) needed to create a brand to sell to people interested in buying a house in Osdorp. We simply decided to use the names of the surounding streets for the name of the complex. These streets where the Bart Poesiatstraat and the Domela Nieuwenhuisstraat. We did this simply because of the fact that the whole neighbourhood was simply renewing. And we wanted to let people now where the complex was (as a reminder) simply by the name. Of course you needed to know the existence of the project to know that the name of it, is corresponding to the surrounding streets in Amsterdam-Osdorp.

Many streets in the Netherlands are named after famous people. And these two streets are named after two politicians that lived in the beginning of 1900, Bart Poesiat and Domela Nieuwenhuis.

I created the logo in illustrated and reminds me a lot of the DE brand (a dutch coffee brand), which i didn’t had in mind when i created this. It took me a few hours to get here. Because it was difficult to create the depth in this very dynamic shape.

bartendomela_lo





Logo designs – part three

18 12 2008

I can make several posts of logos i created, but why shouldn’t I paste them as much as i can in one post. This is part three of logos i just sketched. These never became reality. The company i made them for, chose the version a college of mine created. They liked mine very much. But they think they where to modern for them. To bad, but i still like them..
The company holds questionnaires about living in a certain neighbourhood or homes in the Netherlands and sells the outcome of these to companys who need them for fullfilling their job.

woonbench_schets