different view

I've missed out on posting on a regular basis. Too many things complicated my life recently and prevented me from putting new things up here. Maybe things are easier next year...

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tram stories

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...btw, it was published:

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promoting a religion

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Boredome of war

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Me, myself and eventually I.

A portrait I did for an interview I gave. Both weren't used, though...

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old war, new war...

Old stuff ages quickly...

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a supportive sight

...it dosen't always work the way I want it to...
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clipp your hands say press

As previously mentioned, I usually don't boast about my work. But it is about "Hier. Dort. Diese Strasse." and therefore I do post the press clipping referring to it.

I also would like to point out that I have a huge amount of respect for these women, whether they do it willingly or being forced. Though, the latter needs to be prevented from happening.


This is one occasion to which the article refers to:



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a growth in education for the rich

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size of the bookshelf equals knowledge

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three nominations, one win

I have to admit I'm not usually in the habit of boasting about my work and don't intend to do so now. But I want to tell that I won the "Gender and Diversity prize" for my comic book project "Hier. Dort. Diese Strasse" yesterday.
As I'm determined to bring that project to a proper close, I take every thing positive regarding it to promote the project hoping to get every aid possible to do so.


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assorted cast

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a dream about cars

This is an illustration I did for a very nice bookproject by Roger Omar. The book collects dreams written by kids from Mexico, Brazil and Spain (8-10 years old), which are being illustrated by a bunch of handpicked artists. You may have a look.

The final version.

The full size illustration.

A black and white version.

One of the tests I did (the whole illustration was some kind of experiment in finding a way to illustrate a dream).

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a forwarding read

Illustration for Grayling.

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a junction in congestion

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rushed reading

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testing times

It ain't what I had in mind, but I'll get there. For sure.


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yearly tryptic

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Last cut

As previously promised I'll finally post the linolcut of Akane.


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out of touch

It's been while since I've posted anything, but I've been working on a rather ambitious project. It's still very much work in progress.


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Fruitless attempt

Sketch to a project that won't be more, but a dream.


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...he jokingly added.

Bound to read

Still no file recovery, so I just put something you already familiar with (which reminds me of still having to post the final rendering of Akane).

Whatever.





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