As a freelance 2d artist I am always looking for new personal challenges and I love to keep exploring what's out there. Like with the office jobs, I pick up a wide range of 2d work (UX,UI, Illustration, Concept art etc.)

Usually I work in close contact to my clients as I think communication is key to good and efficient work.

LGCG is a small/midsized company making all kinds of (very) different games and on various platforms. Entertainment or applied, client work or own creations, at Little Chicken everything is taken as a new adventure. As a 2d artist my work here is very diverse and I find myself often working on cute flat-style UI one day and extensive pitch illustrations the next. At Little Chicken everyone's voice is heard and I get involved in big art decisions as well. Exciting!

Vasco games is a mid-sized company, making lots of different games for mobile platforms. Production for mobile games is different from most game production-pipelines, with constant updates and new content each month. I often had to switch a lot between UI/UX design, implementing, promotional illustrations, concept art, social media ads, presentations for Google/Apple and PR, graphic design and also leading tasks. I even designed(and partly built) a website for a company image change that was planned.

I started out as an intern and kept working there for a while after my internship. I joined in a rather interesting transition period between the finishing stages of the last Age of Wonders 3 expansion and the very beginnings of their new project 'Age of Wonders:Planetfall'. Due to this, I have had experience with two vastly different stages of a production pipeline, doing concept art, illustration and UI art.

As 2d artist in a small indie team, you have to be very flexible doing all kinds of work from UI designs to promotional illustrations. I even went as far as to write parts of the 'story' behind the world of Lumini and including game design into my concept sketches.