“Everything I do is for the 17 year old version of myself”

-Virgil Abloh

I am a visual artist who draws from Black culture, music, and fashion, aiming to create work that’s at the least visually appealing, and at most, challenges perspectives

Vogue Concept: Double Standards.

5-12-24

A digital work about how the rich and poor are treated differently.

A piece about showing black joy through the carefree moments of my childhood

15-3-2023

Work I did for an assignment where we had to create our own imaginary exhibition, I made “The Black Joy exhibition” as a way to add nuance to how Black people are often portrayed in the media. The exhibition included works from artists like Spike Lee and Beauford Delaney. For my contribution, I wanted to share my personal connection to the subject, so I created this piece to reflect that.

I am Jip

29-11-24

Visual story meant to accompany the book “Oever” by Ludwig Volbeda about self image issues

2 emotions

23-3-22

showcasing two exaggerated emotions

Album Cover

12-6-22

Album cover I made for Jhamal Emanuelson

Samuel L. Jackson

20-1-22

Caricature of Samuel L. Jackson in pulp fiction

Apollo head

3-4-22

Study of an Apollo head, graphite on paper.