This is a series of comics that I developed with and for Kentalis, an organization that provides education and care for people with special communication needs. My comics are part of an instruction manual for teachers.
I made a couple of schematics in the field of Artificial Intelligence. The first one illustrates the various methods that were used to analyze genetic datasets. The second image summarizes the research methods of a paper on anti-social behavior. And the last one’s a schematic representation of the steps in the BCCD algorithm. The results are published on BioRxiv, in the journal European Neuropsychopharmacology, another journal called Psychiatry Research, and in the upcoming book Beyond correlation: prediction and causation in complex disease.
This is an app concept that I developed in order to improve mental health. The focus lies on young people, especially those who grow up without access to therapy.
The game gently helps users to self-reflect and log their feelings. Specifically, you take care of a pretty plant by answering questions. The questions are based on an intersectional model of society, and the app can be further improved by the implementation of a simple predictive algorithm. The magic is in the design, though. Slowly, the plant adopts qualities that match the character of the user.
I did some production work for Cross Comix, which involved organizing an event with Brecht Evens and designing a poster. For photos, see these lovely shots by Simple Studio.
Window drawing for Ekoplaza, the organic supermarket chain.
