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This weeks'illustration friday's topic is 'missing'. Well, Hansel&Gretel probably were the first kids that got lost EVER. Or not. Anyway, I'm on topic.

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Can I? Two entries for this weeks illustration friday? Aw, great.

This is called 'the discovery of the giraf'. It's for a new childrens book I'm illustrating as we speak.

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Doodling is discovering. So this meets the theme of this weeks illustration friday.

Here's some doodles I did during a meeting....Yeah I can listen and doodle at the same time...jeez...;-)

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I don't know if it's against the rules, but it's sort of an oldie. Still, the 'Geek' theme for this weeks illustration friday applies.

This one tells the truth about Bill Gates. For real.

Here's my entry for this weeks topic 'help' on http://illustrationfriday.com

It's an illustration from my childrens book series 'Hey day!' (copyright)

This is the latest illustration for the book 'Hey day!' (copyright).
Acrylics and colored pencils on carton.

It's still a tough job getting the style to be consistent. Mostly because this is a project that has to be done in my spare time, so the time in between making these illustrations is longer than I'd like. But hey, at the same time that is a good sign, right?

These are made for Pica Educatief, a publisher that makes books for elementary schools. The story I illustrated was about a boy that is sad because his snowpuppet melts, but in his dreams he finds out that the puppet doesn't dissapear. It just stays in a different place for a while. Now what would that really mean? ;)

Acrylics and colored pencils.

An illustration for 'stichting natuur en milieu'
They are creating a little book with tips on climate control.
My illustration was made for a tip on how to save on gas by checking the tention of the tires.
The balloons say: "I've been feeling more relaxed this last week" "That's not so good"

My entry for Illustration Friday topic 'Trouble'.
I used acrylics. It's about organisations forcing people to read more often.
Enjoy.

4 sketches for a client. They're for puzzles. I will be doing another 4 and I'm going screaming mad because the dealine is KILLING!