Ko Kwinkelenberg (1927–2013) was a Dutch graphic designer known for his work in book design and visual layouts. He was active in the Dutch design scene during the mid-to-late 20th century, often collaborating on high-quality visual productions that balanced photography with clear, effective typography and graphic design. His work for publications often featured a cohesive aesthetic, integrating documentary imagery with professional design to serve specialized subjects. His contribution to 'Ik drink de aarde' is a representative example of his ability to synthesize design elements with literary and photographic content.[1]
