Illustrations, Graphic Designs, Relief Prints, Fine Art
I have always worn a polar bear charm, which I’d like to consider a good luck charm. I guess it was just about time to include it into one of my illustrations. In order to make the design more intriguing I added strings to the penguins as well as the eskimos – it gives the
It’s me – five times… I wanted to try something new…realistic drawn faces (pencil and prismacolor) placed on not so realistic bodies (prismacolor and acrylic). I had to work on it digitally, too because the colors wouldn’t transfer very well from my photographs to the screen. photos: sketches/ value studies:
stamps, scrapbook articles, and more coming soon…
“Coralie” is a new line of stamps that is still in production. I’ll keep you updated…
Finally it’s done!!! BOB’S NEW CD “HAMMERHEAD STEW” While Bob Erickson was busy recording his new CD, I tried my best to work out a cover for it. We decided to place him on the front – cooking his ‘famous’ Hammerhead Stew – while on the back, the hammerhead shark is cooking him in revenge.
“Be careful what you fish for” started originally with just the upper part of the illustration. Looking at my first sketches I figured that something was missing… some joke, like a fishtail for the mysterious woman, that is on the little girl’s hook. I wanted to work with a lot of pattern to give my intentional
“Mit beiden Beinen voll im Leben stehen” – “To have both feet on the ground” I wanted to do an illustration that ‘explains’ a German saying ‘word by word’. The exact translation would be: “to stand with both legs firmly in the life”, which -of course makes- no sense at all, but that is how
This is a drawing of Hannah and Tobias. It is done in prismacolor on colored paper.Besides black and white, I added just a little bit of orange and red to warm it up. I worked from a photo, in which the Dad was sitting behind them. Obviously he wasn’t welcomed to be part of the
“Stripes” is about a little girl (and her cat) in a striped T-Shirt with a striped hair-do sitting on a striped armchair that is placed on a striped floor. Any more questions?
My “Seiltaenzer” (wire dancer) is done in prismacolors and acrylics. I wanted to create an illustration that emphasizes on a shadow. A wire dancer came to mind with a huge shadow watching him. Because I wasn’t sure where exactly I wanted the shadow to be, I drew it on transparent paper, which I could move
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