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Peter Roeleveld
Ebrodreef 30
3561 JN Utrecht, NL

+31(6 22628674
graphics.roeleveld@gmail.com

Peter Roeleveld is a type fanatic who loves to research, explore and create typographic works. Striving to deliver creations that’s not always digital based, but rather explored on other mediums or materials. My typographic work is often used as an ingedrient by other designers that cook their own receipt with it.


Jaarbeurs Utrecht
Poster & Banner

There’s a tradition since 1917 where Dutch designers create posters for the anual Jaarbeurs Utrecht events.

To celebrate the doors being opened again after the measures have been lowered, Jaarbeurs challenged the students of the HKU (Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht) to create a poster for the re-opening of their events.

2021
Jaarbeurs Utrecht







SALON
Typographic Logo

Salon is a platform for and by students of HKU Media - expo’s, lectures, workshops and discussions in which exchange with others is the main goal.

2020
HKU Salon




HKU Feesten
Identity & Typography

HKU Feesten is a non-profit organization which focusses on the talent that all the amazing schools of HKU have to offer.  Enhancing creativity, by connecting artists with public and cultural organizations.

2021
HKU Feesten



Kam Kari La


Ongoing collaboration where typography meets fashion.

There’s a tradition since 1917 where Dutch designers create posters for the anual Jaarbeurs Utrecht events.

To celebrate the doors being opened again after the measures have been lowered, Jaarbeurs challenged the students of the HKU (Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht) to create a poster for the re-opening of their events.

2021
Self-curated




Typographic logos

These are typographic logo’s where I study all the shapes and possibilities of a letter. Sometimes legible and sometimes not. The words are given by my friends to challenge me in making a logo of their personality.

2021
Self-Curated



Enjoy Nature

During the pandemic of covid-19 in sprint 2020 we were all being stuck in home-isolation. While the city streets remain empty, the countryside became more crowded by new visitors. Especially the long road in front of my home. A message is painted on this road to simply remind them again how beautiful nature is.

Chalk on asphalt. 
60 Meters
2020
Self-curated