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Clear visuals for complex ideas.

I’m Teis Albers, a graphic designer and image maker from the Netherlands.
With nearly two decades of experience, I create bold visual stories for clients in editorial, publishing, and advertising — or anywhere creativity can lead to something unexpected and fun.

For magazines, book covers, and posters, I develop concept-driven illustrations where the style always follows the story — from science and economics to politics, opinion, and everything else that’s hard to visualize.

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Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers titled “Earth Dominance” – a monochrome hand holding the Earth, symbolizing human control, power, and dominance over the planet.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers titled “Brain Navigation” – a person steering a ship’s wheel on top of a brain, symbolizing self-guidance, focus, and mental direction.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers titled “No Kings” – a colorful protest scene with people standing on a crown and holding signs, symbolizing equality, resistance, and the rejection of power hierarchies.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers showing the word “GROWTH” formed out of inflated yellow letters, symbolizing expansion, optimism, and creative development.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers titled "Mount Smartphone" — a surreal mountain merging with a phone screen, symbolizing the endless social media climb.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers titled “Climbing Mount Consumption” – miniature figures climb a mountain made of fast food, symbolizing overconsumption and modern lifestyle habits.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers showing two opposing silhouettes facing each other, their profiles forming the shape of a divided land — symbolizing political conflict and tension.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers titled “Ant All Wars” – an ant transformed into a tank with a helmet and cannon, symbolizing the absurdity of conflict and aggression.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers showing Uncle Sam lying on the map of the United States, peering through binoculars towards Europe — symbolizing American observation, influence, and foreign relations.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers titled “The Device” – a retro-style artwork showing a hand reaching for a smartphone that seems alive, symbolizing digital control and technology addiction.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers titled “Your Mind Is a Gold Mine” – golden light flows from a human brain while miners collect it, symbolizing creativity, ideas, and the value of thought.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers showing a giant purple elephant standing in the middle of a parliament hall, symbolizing the unspoken issues and tensions in political debate.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers showing a rainbow-colored balloon shaped like a political figure, about to be popped with a pin — symbolizing pride, ego, and deflation.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers showing a hand controlling the White House like a puppet, symbolizing manipulation, influence, and political power.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers showing a glittering silver tower beside the phrase “All that glitters is not gold,” symbolizing illusion, value, and perception.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers titled “Drained Battery Sunset” – a realistic battery leaking an ocean with a sunset inside, symbolizing energy depletion and burnout.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers titled “Global Fragility” – a globe wrapped in a torn blue United Nations flag, symbolizing the fragility of world peace and unity.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers titled “Planet Meltdown” – a globe melting into liquid on its stand, symbolizing global warming and environmental collapse.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers titled “Keep on Smiling, Keep on Moving” – a cheerful walking smiley character symbolizing optimism, resilience, and forward motion.
Conceptual editorial illustration by Teis Albers titled “War Games!” – a retro board game box showing a drone and chess pieces, symbolizing the trivialization of modern warfare.

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