My world
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I'm Joert
Welcome to my website
I’m an adaptable designer with a passion for various creative disciplines. Throughout my time at art school, I delved into a range of design fields including animations, motion graphics, website design, games, 3D art, and offline design encompassing graphic and logo design, illustration, drawing, painting, and photography.
With allot of hands-on experience in the industry, complemented by a Bachelor’s degree in Illustration and a Professional Diploma in Game Art, I’m eager to tackle your project and ensure top-notch results.
My Portfolio
A showcase of representation of all that I’ve learned and accomplished as a designer. Creative works ranging from Animation, Illustration Games and Websites.
ZonVakanties and Rajasthan Biketours
Website Design
Lindsey Stirling Poster
Design Competition
Prohibition Game
Flash Game
Rajasthan Game Level
Unity Game Level
Ukelalalele
Ukulele for Kids
Anderzorg
Flash Quiz Game
Vancouver Harbour Center
Renovations Showcase
Hawaiian Hula Girl
Low Poly Character
The Five Elements Pamphlet
Cooking Studio
DC shoe Design
Design Competition
Academy Show-Reel
Animation Collection
Heman
High Poly Character
Animating Art: Piet Mondrian
Decor Animation
3D Ukulele’s
in the 3rd dimension
Sigurd Viking Helmet
High Poly Prop
Kyocera landingpage
Website Design
Magnet Collection
My magnet collection from various countries may not be considered highbrow art, but to me, they’re treasures that hold countless memories of places I’ve visited. Each magnet serves as a trigger, instantly transporting me back to the streets, sights, and sounds of those distant locales.
Radio Stations
Collecting songs and quilting them together into playlists, is something I already loved doing when I was a kid. Although the mediums have changed over time I like these collections of songs so much because they can create something larger and more complex than just a song or a single album.
