Belgian Graphic Design

We are, by nature, a modest people; we've done little to move our cultural identity beyond the clichés about us. Yet, throughout the history of print and, later, graphic design, we've amassed a formidable body of work: elegant to quirky and playful, edgy and modern to gloriously antiquarian. Here I'll be promoting and archiving historical and current work that is proudly and distinctly Belgian. Enjoy! Follow The Belgian Graphic Design Stream via RSS

Nesting

Nesting by Pieter Van Eenoge, 2012

Scoop magazine #2

Source: Pieter Van Eenoge

Electrical cabinet Antwerp

Electrical cabinet Antwerp by Frederik Van Den Stock, 2011

Design for an electrical cabinet in the Deurne district, Antwerp.

Source: Frederik Van Den Stock

Oyako cover

Oyako cover by Guillaumit, 2011

Cover for Oyako magazine.

Source: Guillaumit

Botticelli-based daydream

Botticelli-based daydream by Brecht Evens, 2011

The protagonist indulges in a little Botticelli-based daydream.

Source: Brecht Evens

Woodpeople - Holeywood Director

Woodpeople - Holeywood Director by Jangojim, 2011

Great illustration style.

Source: Jangojim

First day of our new life

First day of our new life by Brecht Vandenbroucke, 2011

I love the humor in the work of Brecht.

Source: Brecht Vandenbroucke

Deep in the woods

Deep in the woods by Astrid Yskout, 2011

Campaign image for the Deep in the woods festival.

Source: Astrid Yskout

Bond Vlaamse Architecten

Bond Vlaamse Architecten by Skinn, 2011

Logo & house style.

Source: Skinn

‘Occupy vs. 1968

‘Occupy vs. 1968 by Pieter Van Eenoge, 2011

Illustration for the Belgian weekly magazine ‘Weekend Knack’ called ‘‘Occupy vs. 1968’.

Source: Pieter Van Eenoge

Demo crazy I

Demo crazy I by RikGrafiek, 2011

Poster design.

Source: RikGrafiek

The Running Dudes

The Running Dudes by Wim Bruyninckx, 2012

I like these Running Dudes.

Source: Wim Bruyninckx

League of Lesbians

League of Lesbians by Pieter Van Eenoge, 2011

Illustration for the Belgian weekly magazine ‘Weekend Knack’ called ‘League of Lesbians’.

Source: Pieter Van Eenoge

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