

A book about the power of a mother’s love. I had a great time illustrating little Ace and his bath time adventure. Written by Destiny Maria.

Book cover

When bubbles and a bath toy transport you to an underwater galaxy!

Mommy to the rescue!

Ace and mommy 🤍
Ace of Wonder, in English, is available on Amazon in several countries.
I’ve been getting a real kick out of taking part in writing competitions lately, especially Writing Battle. The platform invites writers to upload book covers for their short stories, and alongside designing my own, I’ve had the pleasure of illustrating covers for fellow authors.

Vix, the space pup!

An apocalyptical gameshow

An awesome LRRH spin off

Animals are the best humans!

A modern fairy tale

God is divine feminine

Nautical fantasy

Spooky as hell

Mystic ladder

She-pirate!

Shakespeare on psychedelics

Boooooze!

Count Dracula, but fish

What’s like being a woman
In 2022 I took part in an art challenge called Funguary, during which I drew a mushroom per day following a list of Fungi species. It was the most satisfying challenge I ever took part in!

Amanita Muscaria

Ink Cap

Oyster Mushroom

Clathus Ruber

Wrinkled Peach

Lady Veil
In 2011, a couple of friends, my husband and I came up with a game called Film Splitters. The rule was to mix two or more film titles up, creating a unique film idea. We had some pretty cool film names and, ten years later, I decided to create posters for a couple of them. I think I might make some more soon!

Run Lolita Run

Ed Wood Scissorhands
I love making spooky cute illustrations, so I tend to take part in art challenges that show up around Halloween. Here are some of my favourite ones.

Crow

Dragon carriage

Wednesday Addams

13 litres

Chillin’ in ma coffin

Meal deal

Sweeney Todd inspired

Yokai

Familiar spirit

Friendly ghost
Rock is life and women are awesome. So I decided to pay homage to these two goddesses.

Debbie Harry

Joan Jett

Same Bath Different
Same Bath Different was written with the intent of introducing philosophical thought to children. Inspired by the pre-Socratic Greek philosopher Heraclitus, who said “no man ever steps into the same river twice”, the book tells the story of a little boy learning he can never have the same bath twice either. It is a story for children of approximately 3-8 years of age, which proves that philosophy can be taught in a light and entertaining manner.Written by Melissa Mussak & illustrated by André Ducci.Also available in Dutch.ISBN: 9789083159003
Hardcover
Age: 3-8 Years
Pages: 40
Published in 2021
A Shipwrecking Guide to Enlightenment — Shortlisted Cranked Anvil
It hasn’t been long since I started taking part in writing competitions, so watch this space for more news!
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