About

Born in the 80’s, eltipo grew up in a small Kempen village. It was in his father’s body shop where he first experimented with paint by customising motocross helmets and giving new life to some old bicycles by …

In 2009 he graduated at the school of arts in Brussels where he got a master degree in graphic design. 

His first job was at Bell Racing Europe where he designed graphics and helmets for some of the world’s fasted F1 pilots. 

2012 changed course and eltipo harboured in Antwerp City to find a new challenge at pinkeye design studio. Here

Specialised in lettering, illustration & graphic design eltipo is an all round designer that uses hissees every brief as a challenge and will use his skills to turn it in

Interested in working together? Drop a line for an awesome collab.

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Born in the 80’s, graphic artist eltipo grew up in his father’s car body shop where he first experimented and perfected his custom paint skills. In 2009 he graduated at the school of arts in Brussels with a master degree in graphic design. His first job was at Bell Racing Europe where he designed graphics and helmets for some of the world’s fastest F1 pilots. 2012 changed course to Antwerp where his time at Pinkeye designstudio taught him how to design and tell stories for brands, designing visual identities, packaging and interior integrations. 

Since 2016 eltipo is an independent designer, artist and craftsman with a strong affection for letters, typography and illustration. Fuelled with influences from adrenaline sports, tattoo culture and graffiti, he creates artworks translated into different media. The combination of traditional crafts with contemporary techniques have become a signature trademark in his work, pleasing a diverse range of clients such as Nike, Glenfiddich, Duvel Moortgat, Smeg, Sergio Herman, Cote d’Ôr, Campari, Honda and many others. Features in international exhibitions and several book- & magazine publications has ensured a worldwide recognition.

Interested in working together? Drop a line and let’s work some magic.