HAKON

24/02/2026

14/10/2024

When designing logo's I always give the client several options to choose from:
I give them at least 3 options and we'll usually work towards a finalised design from there.

It's part of my designprocess, and service. In the end it's the finalised version that the client will use and what they will have paid for.

Logo's that are NOT used during the process, might gather digital dust on your disks, but they will always remain your personal and intellectual property.

I keep them all on deck, and use them to build my portfolio or re-purpose them for another case.

In this case the NITREK monogram turned out great.

At least, in my humble opinion.

12/10/2024

Don't throw logo's in the trash. What doesn't work for one person might work perfectly fine for someone else.

Stylish monogram created for Brian De Vaughn. I've known Brian for years and he made the bold move to re-orient his career into legal affairs.

Best of luck my friend.

11/10/2024

Aquarel painting for the birthcard of little Theo.
It was asked to integrate the parents' golden retriever, Rosie.

I think the colors and details turned out really good and I'm glad the young parents were happy as well.

Welcome to the world Theo

(date is fictional due to privacy reasons)

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02/10/2024

A vector illustration to show the diversity of women in the waitingroom. It was asked to make an illustration that had a more "serious" undertone to it.

02/10/2024

A vector illustration made to pinpoint the differences in male vs female medical examinations. This often results in different conclusions by medical practitioners in diverse fields.

Used by Solidaris Vlaanderen.

02/10/2024

I look at returning clients as a big compliment. It means they were already satisfied with your provided work in the past. But it also means that what you made in the past, worked for their future.

Race King asked me to redesign their logo about 10 years ago. And back then we went for a bold but stylish monogram.

Last month I did a small update in their brandguide, and we tweaked the colors a little bit.

This is the result.