Conceptual illustration & more serious fun

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Conceptual illustration, with graphic simplicity and a stroke of wit. Unlimited scope: from serious business to serious fun, encompassing everything from children’s projects to corporate commissions. My techniques range from traditional drawing to totally digital, and nearly everything in between. Whenever time allows I create my own Ron Art: drawings, paintings and 3D objects.

Infographic

An infographic, information graphic or informative illustration provides a graphical representation of information, data and knowledge.
An infographic simplifies reality and makes it clear at a glance.
(WikiRon).

An infographic, information graphic or informative illustration provides a graphical representation of information, data and knowledge.
An infographic simplifies reality and makes it clear at a glance.
(WikiRon).
Infographic

Who Ate My Lunch, is an educational infographic that tells the story about

wealth in the US by way of metaphor showing

how 100 sandwiches are shared by 100 people.

This infographic is a concept of Sharon Kurlansky for WhoAteMyLunch.org

and is based on the work
of the American economist, Robert E. McDaniel, ESQ.

Be sure to watch the video below!!!

Please feel free to spread this infographic message all over the web. Reprint, reblog and distribute as much as possible to get this infographic seen by as many people as possible. It may change their future lunch ;)

When you use this or pass on to others please be aware of permission and notification below: (it is also printed on the infographic)

©2012 Sharon Kurlansky / Ronald Slabbers:

You are free to reproduce / distribute this work informationally or for educational purposes with the proper © attribution.
You may not create derivative works or use this for commercial purposes.

All other rights reserved. Any uses beyond this permission must be cleared with the copyright holders.
'Evolution' or The lessons we should learn from the music industry'.

Editorial infographic illustration explaining how the traditional music industry, after the success of the CD, was not prepared, for the new digital revolution and made itself successfully needless.

Client:BoekBlad, Dutch book trade magazine.
'Assetmanagement Island'.
A poster depicting the assetmanagement World of posibilities and dangers.

Client:
KSANDR, an international organization that develops solutions for utility- and large industrial businesses.

Detail of the illustration.

Detail of the illustration.
'Donations and Tax Aspects'.
Editorial infographic Illustration for PurSang, relations magazine of Van Lanschot Bankers.

Client:
Barnyard Publishers for Van Lanschot Bankers.
Infographic:
A series of cut-away 3D illustrations explaining how Amsterdam's canal walls and bridges are reconstructed.

Client: The City of Amsterdam.
'The highway of the future'.
Infographic illustrations for a survey on ideas for the construction of a new highway in the Netherlands.

Client: Provence of North Brabant, the Netherlands.

'The electronic highway'.

'The energy neutral highway'.
Infographic Illustration:
The marketing views and ideas of a departing CEO of Nuon, a leading Dutch energy provider.

Client: Nuon, Amsterdam

Detail of the illustration.
Several infographic illustrations concerning train tracks and
building the new Metro line underneath Central Station amsterdam.

Client: Pro Rail and Station Island Amsterdam
The Internet 'Data Hotel'
in the northern part of the Netherlands where internet data information is stored.

Client: Multikabel magazine.
Infographic illustration depicting the relatively small percentage of tax that is 'green' tax.

Client: Terra Magazine.
Infographic illustration: Portrait of Mart Smeets, Hollands most reknown and most pedantic sports and Tour de France commentator.

The black lines in the illustration represent the actual daily etappes of the Tour.

Client: Media Partners / Albert Heijn Supermarkets
"St. Nicolas Church’ and ‘Beurs van Berlage".
2 famous Amsterdam buildings ‘slightly’ simplified for use on signposting at Amsterdam Central Station.

Client: Pro Rail and Station Island Amsterdam