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Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Playful illustrations of recognizable situations
Hand-signed
Hand-drawn, black-line illustrations of funny characters in relatable, everyday situations. Sometimes bold, sometimes with a message, always genuine.
SUPPORT SOCIAL ECONOMY
Proudly works with local sheltered workshops, empowering people with disabilities and supporting the social economy.
SPREADING SMILES
From Ghent around the world,
bringing a smile everywhere!
Who is helen b?
A Ghent illustrator who draws as she lives: honest, playful, and a bit rebellious. She started drawing during an intense period of her life, during the illness and loss of her mother.
Drawing became an outlet, a way to give her feelings a place and at the same time create something beautiful. Since then, Helen lives according to her motto: ‘now or never’.
