The Journal
The Dutch Uncle Journal is a considered study of illustration, design, and animation in practice, how they are conceived, commissioned and realised in the wider world.
This is where we share the thinking behind our latest projects and engage with the wider shifts shaping visual culture, from the resurgence of handmade texture to the ways art redefines the spaces we inhabit.
A collection of work and ideas from the front line of contemporary illustration.
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Brian Rea / Noma Bar / Satoshi Hashimoto / Javi Aznarez / Debora Szpilman / Simone Massoni / Ping Zhu / Klaus Kremmerz / Lucas Varela / Charlotte Trounce / Marc Majewski / Kustaa Saksi / Alessandro Gottardo (SHOUT) / YOCO / Hsiao-Ron Cheng / Jisu Choi / Graham Roumieu / Tavis Coburn / Joel Holland / Robert Nicol (MA RCA) / Clara Dupré / Marc Burckhardt / Aesthetic Apparatus / Jon Gray (Gray318) / Christian Montenegro / LAPRISAMATA / Gaku Nakagawa / Adam McCauley
We Are All Made From Stars: Marc Majewski Illustrates Benedikt Lehnert’s Picture Book About Life, Death and Renewal
Marc Majewski illustrates Benedikt Lehnert’s We Are All Made From Stars, a poetic children’s picture book exploring life, death, atoms, energy and renewal. Published by Little Gestalten, it combines scientific wonder with landscapes, stardust and nature-filled storytelling for young readers.
Discover the World’s Greatest Parks in ‘Parks’ illustrated by Marc Majewski
Marc Majewski illustrates global public spaces in Parks, published by Abrams Books.
This illustrated guide features hand-painted depictions of diverse locations, including Central Park and the Great Barrier Reef. The book highlights the intersection of conservation, urban planning, and community . A rich visual resource for families and kids as well as illustration enthusiasts.
Revisiting Neverland: A New Edition of Peter Pan Illustrated by Marc Majewski
French illustrator Marc Majewski reimagines J. M. Barrie’s Peter Pan in a new Albin Michel Jeunesse edition, art directed by Benjamin Lacombe. His luminous, expressive illustrations bring warmth, depth, and modern clarity to Neverland, honouring the original while inviting new readers into a timeless story of adventure, magic, and childhood wonder.
