It's not easy being green

Not too long ago, a bunch of (former) classics students performed Aristophanes' comedy The Frogs. I played.. a frog, and an old-fashioned (even by the standards of 500 B.C.) poet called Aeschylus.
The drawing above is an impression of the play for student magazine Wau.

Merry-go-round

(Originally a cartoon for Mens en Melodie. But the situation's still virtually identical.)

Divine inspiration

An old illustration (2007) for student magazine Babel. The theme (modern man and the spiritual supermarket) seems appropriate for some Christmassy introspection.

In the picture

This is my latest cartoon for 'Mens en Melodie'. In the Mahler-Schumann-Chopin memorial year, the scene gets overcrowded...

And again just half a drawing

Another drawing that's still to be published in Mens en Melodie. In due time, you'll get the whole picture.

Ashes to ashes to phoenix

This is the full illustration for the Dutch music magazine Mens en Melodie, risen from its ashes.

Theseus

This is the entire page about Theseus and the Minotaur. Students are supposed to fill in the blanks.

Not a Q fever satire

I haven't slain any Minotaurs lately. But I did draw a little comic without words for kids to fill in. This is a sneak peek.