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Rik Oostenbroek a.k.a Secretshowcase is a 20 year old self taught Dutch digital artist. Rik has worked with graphics the last 5 years and have had clients like Mazda, Panasonic, Volkwagen, Campina, Le coq sportif, Palm and loads of dutch companies. He has also been featured in various magazines and blogs. Rik’s most influential trademark is to combine photographs with dynamic forms and abstract vibes. Check out Rik’s complete portfolio on his webpage and be sure to follow him on Twitter.
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