Illustration

— > Illustration of poster and brochure for Springdance Festival.

1 november 20182 november 2018Posted in Dance, Illustration, Poster by Peter van den Hoogen

From the early days of COUP: one of the many illustrations used for Springdance. The toddler is daughter Afra, who is now a young woman of 18 years old.

Visiting cards Cobra Museum (2018)

9 oktober 201821 augustus 2019Posted in Cobra Museum, Graphic design, Illustration by Peter van den Hoogen

An assignment in collaboration with Bart de Baets, Richard Niessen and Bas Koopmans. We all constructed our own Cobra snake to cut into separate business cards. Every employee gets a piece of a snake and becomes a link in the Cobra movement.

— > 3 Kraftwerk illustrations for DIY / Partynews magazine (Lausanne)

1 oktober 20189 januari 2019Posted in Illustration, Music by Peter van den Hoogen

Kraftwerk portrayed as Avantgarde artists

— > Typographic portraits for Café Le Faux Rire

20 februari 20183 november 2018Posted in Cobra Museum, Illustration by Peter van den Hoogen

Café Le Faux Rire is an artist evening in the café of the Cobra Museum. Le Faux Rire means fake laugh.

— > KNMI Poststamps for TPG Post.

3 november 20173 november 2018Posted in Currency, Illustration, Technology by Peter van den Hoogen

2 Poststamps designed for the dutch Postal Service TPG Post, published on the occasion of the 150-year anniversary of the Royal Dutch Meteorological Institute (KNMI). The sender is offered to create a personal weather report by adding the seals from the margin to the stamps.

— > Gerd Arntz inspired statistics (2014) for the Anne Frank House.

26 maart 201714 april 2017Posted in Anne Frank House, Illustration, Infographic by Peter van den Hoogen

When the Anne Frank House asked COUP to make illustrated statistics about visitors and activities, COUP noticed that the logo of the Anne Frank House exactly looks like a pictogram of Gerd Arntz, famous for creating the statistics for Otto Neurath’s book “Modern man in the making” from the 1940’s.