Willem Pirquin (1984) is a rather unremarkable illustrator. He does not have a particularly recognisable style, his studio is just a desk in his living room and his life is rather boring and uneventful. Nonetheless, he makes a living from his illustration and animation work for over a decade now. He worked for many clients way out of his league. The fact that this is possible, is just one of the many miracles of life.
While it feels a bit awkward at first, Willem also enjoys writing about himself in third person.
Take a look at his work.


Overijse Public Library
A set of illustrations to get you reading

Fietsdestad
A set of risoprint posters to celebrate diversity in cycling culture.

Het Palliatief Debat
‘The Palliative Debate’

1712
For questions about violence

Geel en Rood
Yellow and Red, the colors of KV Mechelen

ACV
An ever growing collection of illustrations

Labland
Modular illustrations for flexible housing

Tour de France
My biggest work yet

But first, coffee!
A small illustration for a coffee project that never made it

European Alphabet
26 Instagram Stories of the European Parliament

Merlijn
Simple and colorful illustrations for a daycare center for babies and toddlers with disabilities

Tom & Nele
A huge mural for Friends

MiWa
Look and find illustration against litter

Seaweed Farm
7 challenges for seaweed farming in the North Sea

“Actually, it’s simple…”
An illustration for a blog post about life

Some characters
An ever growing set of funny characters

LVN april
Infographics + sketches!

My neighbourhood
Illustrations from the north of Antwerp

MobiPunt
Building blocks for modular mobility hubs

VVSG
Roles in living

Buy local in Hoeilaart
Illustration to promote local shopping and tourism in the Belgian town of Hoeilaart

TranslabK
Six short animations about sharing, recycling and sustainability

Impossible traffic
The traffic knot is impossible to disentangle

Castle of Horst (Belgium)
Isometric illustration of the castle of Horst(Belgium)

Mijn 2040
Ideas for the City Region of Turnhout (BE) in 2040

Sint-Niklaas
Climate City

Minor-Ndako
An illustration for an app that never made it

AGConsult
Web Illustrations

Rikolto
Because farmers deserve better

De Landgenoten
Farmland for Bio Farmers

Econoshock 2.0
Short explainers for a 4 episode documentary

Rikolto Belgium
Four murals to celebrate the eco-renovation of the Belgian hadquarters
Like what you see?
Maybe we can work together.