Grapplon was a conceptual game for the Wii made for a schoolproject for the clients Bluetongue and THQ. Read more about this project on the projects-page.

I was asked by my former management to create a logo for their internal school to educate new employees. The name was McSchool and it would function as a small school where employees could always go for questions and help.

This logo was for a Queensday-conceptgame I did for MediaMonks. It was one of the concepts we pitched. This concept wasn't chosen, but the customer did like the concept. In theory, it was basically a game where you would have to find your partner in a crowd kinda like "Where is Waldo".

A good friend of mine, Bram, was making a website for GamersAvenue.net and he needed some help with designing a logo. Because he had helped me quite a few times pro-bono, I did this little thing for him!

Because I grew tired of my old logo and I wanted something easier to print and enlarge, I opted for a much more simple approach and went for a two-color logo with my name much easier to read. The grafitti also didn't suit me and since I'm comical and artey, the new font is as well!

During my time as an employee at McDonald's, one of my managers wanted me to design his personal website. This site would feature things such as family-pictures, photo's of his car-collection and his own blog.
For such a personal website, he didn't demand much but the logo to be playfull and jolly, just like him!

Together with friend and classmate Jeroen Stout, we had to make a game with no visuals for a schoolproject. The assignment was to make sure the game was playable by blind people. We made a game where you were dropped in the woods and being chased by vicious creatures. You're only way of survival was to reach a cabin hidden in the woods. This cabin can be found by following the sound of the windmill next to it. As a player, you had to run through the woods, but because you were stressed and affraid, you could only hear the windmill and the predators when you stopped running.

A friend of mine, Dave, who is also studying Gamedesign, wants to be a Sounddesigner. Well, he already is. And a great one. Because he wanted to apply for a job and he told me that he wasn't that skilled with graphics, he asked me to design his website and logo. Since his nickname is Shizuka, he wanted something oriental and stylish, just like samurai. HAIJAAH!

For a schoolproject where we had to invent a brand, I created this logo with subtitle. Our company was called Blind Bat and was supposed to build special pokerhouses around Holland that would provide better and cheaper service than the casino's. The subtitle reads "Enjoy but with buddies". When you remove the N, it reads "Enjoy, but with care". The joke's much cooler in Dutch...

I thought of the idea for this logo when I was going home thinking of how much I would like to have a milkshake. I used this gluttony as inspiration and created this logo in Adobe Illustrator. Although this logo has been requested by many people, it still remains owner-less. The people I turned down either wanted it for free, or offered me too little.

FreeRunning EXtreme was a conceptual game for the Xbox 360 which won the Microsoft Devdays Gamedesign Challenge 2007. Read more about this project on the projects-page.

Drop Your Tag.com was supposed to be a website deticated to the sharing of Xbox Live-gamertags and Wii-friendscodes. Sadly, the owner decided he wanted to quit after a while because his community did not grow as much as he had hoped.

Cygnus, a gameconcept I wrote together with friend and classmate Jeroen Stout, was never finished. We still hope to finish it whenever we have the time for this. This game would be an inspiration of Grim Fandango, Psychonauts and Beyond Good and Evil.
In the game you play Cygnus, a autistic secret-agent with a dangerous A.I.-partner.

For a school-assignment where we had to shoot a movie, a few friends and me dressed up as superheroes to make a superheromovie called Secret Identity. The funny movie featured my friends Roy de Groot, Dave van Luttervelt and Paul Veer.

A forum deticated to repairing vehicles wanted a fancy cartooney, yet industrial logo. I think it turned out a quite nice mixture of both! The Flash-version of the logo has animated gears.

TvBoy was a 2D platform-game we made for a Nintendo handheld. Sadly, we did not have the tools and options to actually let it work on a handheld, so we chose to run it on a pc. TvBoy is a game similair to other platformers where your goal is to finish the game using the special powers of the protagonist. Read more about this project on the projects-page.

I made this logo as a conceptual proposal for Dutch DJ PeterV. He liked the logo, but his manager had other plans with the website which led to me not being hired for the job. Too bad...

This is the logo of one of the games I helped create, Bodilies. Move on over to the projects-page to read more about this game.
The shape in the O of Bodilies is the national banner of the Bodilies. It sybolises the two-faced society and the horrible difference between people.

The owner of GenGay, a site for gay people to meet each other, asked me to create a catchy logo for their new community. He wanted the logo to be playfull, yet to picture love.

This logo I made for yet another game-related website. Sadly this website was also cancelled after a short while due to the heavy competition.

Gamiacs was a site related to games and gaming. Sadly, just like other previous clients, this webmaster closed down the site shortly after the release due to too high competition.

I made this logo for a fellow webmaster who owned tuts4you.com. He didn't want a logo, but was looking for some tactical appraisel, but instead I made him a logo. In my opinion it was better than his first. Sadly, he did not purchase the logo.

Tama Mari was a puzzlegame for a schoolproject. It was your task to rotate the level and shoot your player to the finish using the gravity of every level. Read more about this project on the projects-page.

After working on the website HQ-Overview, the coder of that site asked me if I could design a logo for his clan, Funky Fighters. He wanted the logo to be a soldier-award. It kinda looks like that now :)

I made this logo for HaloLife, a fansite for the Halo-games. I made this logo together with 3 others and the client did not pick this one. I found the nicest of the all. I did not agree with the client's choice, but it's not my place to judge :) Customer is always king!

An old classmate of mine asked me to make her a logo that would personify her work. She liked the colors red and orange and painted a lot. That's why I chose for a logo that had these elelements in it. Sadly, she rejected the assignment for unknown reasons...

I'm not sure what the website Total Chaos was for. I seem to have no record of it. By judging at the logo and the overall style of the website, I'd say it's something urban and involving grafitti. I do know that the client was more than pleased!

Viping was, and still is, a Dutch news-website related to news and reviews of all sorts of media. When the owner started this company, he wanted me to design the website and the logo. Sadly for me, the sites underwent a style-change and they have a new logo now.

An old friend of mine Lex Verheesen, had a profile-page on a site similair to MySpace. For this, and some other things, he wanted a logo. Because he was my best friend back then and he helped me out with lots of things, I could not NOT do this. He wanted a dark and synister logo with roses to show his sweet side, yet surrounded by sharp thorns and blackness.

I made this logo for hosting-company ServerBug that specialised not only in hosting and servers, but also in bugfixing, hence the name.

I made this logo, heavily inspired by my, back then, current logo, for a Brittish online game called PimpStreet. The game was a text-based RPG which had loads of hits.

This logo, I created for my first schoolproject where we had to make a game. We created a point-and-click for children with PDD-NOS, which is a form of autism.

After a while, I wanted a new logo. I got inspired by some grafitti/font-artists and wanted to do the same. I tried to make a cartoon/grafitti version of my nickname and it became my new logo.

Back in 2005, my friend, Lex Verheesen, and I wanted to start a webdesigncompany called Kiwi Designs. The name came from our shared love for the color green and the fruit itself. Sadly, because Lex was very busy with personal stuff, we never got it off the ground...

Gaming Expo was supposed to be a website deticated to games, game-reviews and gamevideos. It was supposed to get bigger and better than famous sites like Gamespot and Gametrailers. Sadly, the owner closed the site down after a month or two...

This was actually the first logo I ever made for a client other then myself. Also right away the first rookie-mistake I made. By giving the client the product before the payment, the client succeeded in obtaining the product without paying for it.
Painfull to endure, but really a good lesson if you look at it afterwards.

This is my second logo I ever made. It was used for the Dutch site GameRevs.nl where, together with a whole bunch of schoolmates, I would post gamereviews. The site stopped after a while because 90% of the authors didn't want to continue.

A Canadian volleyball-team called Volleybill asked me to design them a fancy purple logo. Purple because it was a women's team and they're color was purple and they wanted a neon-approach because they really liked the 80's style.

This was the first logo I made for myself. Since my last name is Moolhuijsen, I chose for the nickname MickM. This logo had 2 M's in a funny way written, in my favorite color, green.