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Tag Archives: Jan van der Veken
Van der Veken creates coloring pictures
Completely in tune with the current trend of promoting coloring for adults as a viable meditation and relaxing activity, aimed at creating a zen-like antidote to the daily rush of modern life, Flemish daily De Standaard is currently including coloring … Continue reading
Thrillers in social times
This illustration by Jan Van der Veken was published in an article in Vrij Nederland on new thrillers that incorporate Facebook walls, Twitter feeds and other social things of the times. Illustration © Jan van der Veken
Jan van der Veken conquers Paris
Flemish illustrator Jan van der Veken will be showing some of his work in the Petits Papiers gallery in Paris from May 19 until June 4. As they say, vaut le détour. (more info : Petits Papiers – 91, Rue … Continue reading
Literary Spring
Next week the Literary Spring festival starts, a month-long initiative by the Flemish book producers’ union to promote books and reading. This year, Friend of the Blog Jan van der Veken created the poster for the festival, and I was … Continue reading
Nobrow presents JVDV
The Ephemerist‘s favourite Jan van der Veken created the poster for the 2011 catalogue of everybody’s favorite purveyor of beautiful books, Nobrow. Flemish illustration rules !
Jan van der Veken for Vacature
It’s been a while since I last posted new work by Jan van der Veken, one of my favourite illustrators of today. This illustration was created for an article on the effect of the Belgian presidency of the EU on … Continue reading