Leon Mussche created these infographics depicting available office space in five cities of the Netherlands for PropertyNL magazine. The images show office space on offer (the dark windows) vs. office space occupied in the years 2010 and 2011; the green windows are occupied newly built offices. One window = 1000 square meters of office space. (more)

Leon Mussche created a series of illustrations for Imagination Publishing in Chicago, for use in a trade publication article called, “Paper Pushers and Process Police.” The illustrations show three management stereotypes: “I'm obsessed with reports”; “I'm a control freak”; and “I do everything by the book.” (more)

Leon Mussche’s signature character, “Stuey”, which he developed for the Open University in the Netherlands, hits the road this month! Already featured in cartoons and animations on the university website and magazine, Stuey appears in his first live action setting: the beaches of Barcelona. (more)

Leon Mussche created the infographics for a new line of high-end European skin care products. The illustrations show, in 3 steps, how to apply the cream to prevent wrinkles, “which apparently is very complicated,” notes Leon wryly. (more)

Leon Mussche’s infographic map was published as an entire spread for Vibe magazine, showing the value of real estate investments to and from the Netherlands.

“Stuey” is a character created by Leon Mussche for the Dutch Open University. The plan is to feature Stuey across a variety media, including online cartoons, new apps and tools to connect distance learning students. (more)

This is Leon Mussche’s third illustration in an identity series for LIOF Hightech Systems. LIOF finances innovative projects and products in the Netherlands, including intelligent vacuum cleaning robots, nanotechnology and parking sensors. (more)

Leon Mussche created this illustration for Ziggo, a Dutch TV and internet provider. The infographic compares various options for the available TV bundles. (more)