What's Next is a paper magazine published by John Brown and Sappi, a leading paper manufacturer, to showcase various high-end printing techniques and high quality paper-types.

Imaginary product site for use in an Adnerds pitch.

The corporate website for Proximity BBDO.

A nifty toy or gadget that could be given to clients during pitches, to serve as a reminder/goodwill gesture.

Pitch comps for DHL, the world-wide shipping company.

Campaign site where visitors would be reminded of the many downsides of using old central heating units.

Campaign site for Proctor & Gamle's portal "Zin in meer" where desperate mothers could ask questions on how to feed their unruly kids.

The second version of my Wordpress-powered online strip.

The website for the Belgian Triumph Enthusiasts Club.

N BBDO came to Proximity BBDO to task us with the development and adaption of an existing campaign that ran in the Netherlands to promote Cécémel chocolate milk during the winter-months.

Facebook Application for Sony Ericsson's Android-powered Xperia X10 Mini cellphone.

A site for 11.11.11, a Belgian NGO that campaigns against poverty. The concept revolved around "waiting for 2015", the year the United Nations Millennium Development Goals are meant to be achieved.

You can tell when you've got a special kind of client when they ask you if it's possible to display their content on a spinning dodecahedron. Brussels-based branding agency Mo Ka is one of those clients. I was tasked with taking their outlandish designs and turning them into reality using Flash and Papervision 3D.

Pub, Belgium's nr. 1 advertising magazine asked us to do a cover for their Cannes edition. We'd been playing around with Augmented Reality internally for some time and we quickly seized the opportunity to use it for a real client.

When our sister-company, VVL BBDO approached us with a plan to create a virtual tamagochi, we jumped at the opportunity. The complicated social network required the creation of 7 continents (urban, desert, island, waterworld, polar, jungle and tech), 3D animated models for male & female "mi-mi's" and a metric shit-ton of different costumes and customizations.

In the spring of 2009, VVL commissioned us to build a fun online campaign to coincide with their "Who took my badjas" TV commercials. The creative team came up with a TV & film quiz featuring a social networking element, using Facebook Connect.

In the spring of 2009, Proximity BBDO launched its most ambitious (and succesful) campaign for Pepsi yet: Pepsi Max It. The goal: users could remote control 6 real claw machines hooked up to the internet in our offices.

In the summer of 2007 we created a jobsite for Belgian Bank KBC. KBC was suffering a chronic shortage of applicants for its many job openings, largely because they - as all banks - suffered from a negative image: working in a bank is boring and repetitive.

In 2007 Pepsi Max scored big in Belgium with its innovative 4max campaign, backed up by a full-flash website and multiplayer connect-4 game.