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Rik Jansen

Art, design, programming. a little bit of everything. Figuring stuff out one step at a time.

i'm pretty alright at a lot of different things. ideally, i'd like to combine all of those into something special. a strange chimera of art and technology. something that makes the world a tiny bit better.

I hate talking about myself, so just scroll down and see what makes me tick. a picture is worth a thousand words and all that.

Artsy stuff

A bunch of little personal drawing projects. Lots of character design, but I try to branch out as much as I can. I’m still learning, and hopefully will be for some time.

Tabletop rpg design

RPG stands for role-playing game, if you were wondering. Having played them for years, I recently started designing my own. I’ve set myself the challenge to create one a month for a full year, which is a healthy mix of exciting and daunting.

Art installation

Probably my favourite project to work on while studying. We were asked to come up with, design, and prototype an art installation that would be placed at the entrances of the Fontys ICT building.

KesselsKramer AI Research

Like it or not, AI is here to stay, and as a software engineer there’s no escaping it. The technology offers a lot of opportunities, but also has some serious drawbacks, so I’m interested in figuring out ways AI can be used to improve the world in an ethical manner.

Business card app

My internship at KesselsKramer offered me an amazing opportunity to work in an exciting and creative environment, and I learnt a ton in my short time there. All of that culminated in this app, which allows you to save digital business cards to your phone’s wallet.

Resume

The boring details. You can download it below, if you’re interested. It looks a bit nicer than the preview image.

Personal site

This one, the one you’re on right now. Meta.
Made with Webflow, plus some fun plugins. I tried to give it some personality, and make it stand out from the pack.

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