Yannick De Smet – Archaeological Illustrator & Heritage Visualisation Artist

Digital Reconstruction of Pieter Bladelin’s Castle

A research-based reconstruction of Pieter Bladelin's 15th-century castle in Middelburg, Belgium.
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Aalst in 1128 – Historical Reconstruction

Two research-based historical reconstructions of medieval Aalst in 1128, developed with archaeologists for a permanent heritage installation in the city.
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Daily life in Roman Aardenburg
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Houses through time
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Tales from the underground. Bruges in the year 1000
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Woeste Hoogten (“Wild Heights”)
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Unearthed Under the Old Couple
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Motte Castles rising from the Earth
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GIANTS – Life After Dinosaurs
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“Square Meter: Everyone an Archaeologist!”
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Landschap door.grond

The exhibition 'Landschap door.grond' shows the fascinating and challenging relationship between landscape and people through time.
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Romans in the Zwin region

Illustrations for the exposition about romans in the Zwin region
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Boduognat looses

Boduognat looses to Caesar. This was painted for the Archeological Museum in Velzeke Belgium.
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Roman statio in Aalter Belgium

I was tasked with the visualization of a Roman statio in Aalter. Based on an floorplan of an excavation by '<a href="http://www.dl-h.be/" target="_blank">De Logi & Hoorne</a>'.
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Middelburg Anno 1515

Bird-view of the medieval city Middelburg in Belgium. Founded by Pieter Bladelin.
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Medieval windmill

Situation sketch for the Dutch archaeology magazine 'Ex Situ' visualizing the excavation from 'De Logi & Hoorne' in The Loop in Ghent, Belgium.