This morning we take a look at some new work by Antwerp-Based illustrator Brecht Vandenbroucke. Vandenbroucke's paintings are humorous with playful narratives, juxtapositions and pop culture references.

Brecht Vandenbroucke is an artist and illustrator based in Antwerp, Belgium. Vandenbroucke's paintings are full of humor and irreverence, boldly rendered narratives where playful juxtapositions and pop culture references become punchlines. He describes his works as somewhere "between Bauhaus and Mickey Mouse."

Humourus, bold, bright, and sometimes tortuous- Brecht Vandenbroucke's works are intricate visual narratives. In his work you can find multiple pop culture & social references that are both aesthetically pleasing and thought provoking.

Brecht Vandenbroucke is a Belgian based artist and illustrator with obscurely humorous narrative work that is bright, bold and torturous at times. Incredibly captivating with its vibrant colors and images, Brecht creates work that is engaging, risky and often hilariously embarrassing encouraging us to live a little, loosen up, its gonna be alright...

When we first looked at the work of Brecht Vandenbroucke, it reminded us of some of our favorite New Yorker covers. We don't know much about the Belgian artist, but what we do know is that he is prolific and has one of the better senses of humor than most illustators we know.