Bok & Buurman Bas - part 4 (Dutch-alert)

And the Facebook saga for Bureau Bok goes on! This one's about nagging at schools and the gouvernment trying to interfere, as the schools'  approach doesn't always work.

Bok & Buurman Bas - part 3 (Dutch-alert)

The third strip of the Facebook comic I'm doing for Bureau Bok. It's about this organisation that helps kids who sat through their sentence in juvenile hall get a job. You can click it to enlarge it, but of course you already knew that.

By the way, until further notice Bok & Buurman Bas will only appear bi-weekly. Bureau Bok supplies me with news to make the comics about and they had trouble fitting that into a weekly schedule.

Bok & Buurman Bas - part 2 (Dutch-alert)

The second installment of my weekly comic for Bureau Bok's Facebook page.
For you Pages readers out there, spot the cameo!

Weekly Comic (Dutch-alert)

A few weeks ago I've been asked by Bureau Bok to do a weekly comic for them. Today the first one went live, and (hopefully) many wil follow on their Facebook page! Check it out right here!

100 Things... - About frickin' time.

Aaaaannnnd... we're back. Sorry for the complete lack of new art here, see the post below for an explanation.

Nothing much else to say on this one. Smug turtle is smug. Oh, and everything looks funnier with a rocket strapped to its back.

Pages

Yes, I know there's been some radio silence lately. BUT, it was for a VERY good reason. Ladies and gentlemen, I proudly present the magazine Pages.
Pages contains stories by me and eight other artists, among whom our favorite co-blogger Caroline and Eternal Hero Michael Lewerissa, who not only drew the longest story but also got the whole thing published.

Plans are to first go and sell the mag at Abunai (one of Hollands best-known anime-conventions), and after that it'll be available to the lot of you. More details on that will follow.

P.S. The magazine actually looks tons better than the picture gives it credit for. The photo was taken with my crappy mobile phone cam and totally doesn't capture the mag's Awesomeness AT ALL.

Henry!

Click for the full-impact experience.
Seriously, one of these days I'll give Henry a blog of his own. For now, see DeviantArt for the rest of his story!