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Chefs Who Run


Created this illustration for @chefswhorun. A global community for people in hospitality who want to create balance by spending time outside. Hikes, trail runs, foraging, cooking in the open. A community beyond running, all about slowing down and reconnecting the environment.

Book illustrations for ‘Heb jij HET al gedaan?’


I was commissioned to create all the illustrations for this sex-positive book by publisher Snor. I chuckled with the publisher about the many penises and clitorises I drew, and sweated over the sketch for a super-sensitive subject like sexual assault.

In the book you will find testimonials from different people about their first time having sex. Written by Susan ter Horst and Maja Wannet.



          



       
       
 






Tiptoe


When Tiptoe asked me to design an illustration for them 
I decided to sketch out my future workspace. My illustration stars the Tiptoe PLI shelves, which are perfect for displaying the objects I hold dear: a small wooden robot, my plants, a glass watering can. Surrounded by my nephew’s drawing, an artwork by Kumi Sugaï and my watercolor butterfly print.

The cat is a future wish—by actively drawing her, I’m manifesting her into my life.


            



Poster See Your Fellow Human Being


I designed this poster for Pro apeldoorn, a party that fights for a fair society.

The poster is a call to look out for each other.
It’s desperately needed, especially in these times. The poster is being distributed in the Municipality of Apeldoorn, so that people can stick them in their windows. The message is a calling on everyone: Talk to your neighbors, including the new ones 💜💚💛





Eurowings magazine


Proud to say that I’m officially a member of the “mile-high club”—the one that features your illustrations in the onboard magazine. ✈️ I had the opportunity to create illustrations for an article about bittersweet goodbyes for Eurowings magazine. Using autumnal colors, I ushered in the season of fall—or perhaps the end of summer, depending on how you look at it.

                    
       

      



All images, prints & illustrations © Wendy Denissen