Dick Heins - 1 Original drawing - Postcard-Art





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Great postcard design by Dick Heins, pencil and ink on thick paper. Comes with the printed postcard.
Dick Heins is mainly active as an illustrator for game and holiday books. He began his career in the 1980s and 1990s, contributing to small press magazines Striptuur and Incognito. He created several comic characters, such as 'Baldo', 'Babeteam' and 'Mooie Keetje' (in Het Kanton). In the 1990s, he drew Hanco Kolk's gag comic 'Cor Daad' in Taptoe
Together with writer Rikky Schreever, Heins published an album about the bear 'Baldo' at Big Balloon in 2006. Later, he became the assistant of Jeff Broeckx on 'Klein Suske en Wiske'.
For the new Eppo magazine, launched in January 2009, Heins made the gag strip 'Kleine Napoleon' with Frank Jonker, and he did the inking and coloring of the 'Eppo' comic by Uco Egmond and later René Uilenbroek. When 'Kleine Napoleon' ended, Heins created the office gag strip '40-Hours' (2010), with Eric Hercules. From 2013 on, he was affiliated with Studio Jan van Haasteren, a studios set up to produce crowded jigsaw puzzles in the tradition of Jan van Haasteren for Jumbo.
Great postcard design by Dick Heins, pencil and ink on thick paper. Comes with the printed postcard.
Dick Heins is mainly active as an illustrator for game and holiday books. He began his career in the 1980s and 1990s, contributing to small press magazines Striptuur and Incognito. He created several comic characters, such as 'Baldo', 'Babeteam' and 'Mooie Keetje' (in Het Kanton). In the 1990s, he drew Hanco Kolk's gag comic 'Cor Daad' in Taptoe
Together with writer Rikky Schreever, Heins published an album about the bear 'Baldo' at Big Balloon in 2006. Later, he became the assistant of Jeff Broeckx on 'Klein Suske en Wiske'.
For the new Eppo magazine, launched in January 2009, Heins made the gag strip 'Kleine Napoleon' with Frank Jonker, and he did the inking and coloring of the 'Eppo' comic by Uco Egmond and later René Uilenbroek. When 'Kleine Napoleon' ended, Heins created the office gag strip '40-Hours' (2010), with Eric Hercules. From 2013 on, he was affiliated with Studio Jan van Haasteren, a studios set up to produce crowded jigsaw puzzles in the tradition of Jan van Haasteren for Jumbo.

