driven to move forward

Something that's long due to be finished is pouring slowly off my desk... It's main character previously appeared in an short story that I did back in 2008.

(click on the thumbs to read it)



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Sivok, the one who is ridding the iron horse

What do Native Americans and cars have in common?
You're right, the Czech Republic!

May I drive up todays combination of Tomas Sivok with Škoda.

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Filed under PORTRAIT.

power is in the air

(click on the close to see it in full)
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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 junction in congestion

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Dear Mr Uwe Stoklossa

A few years ago I did illustrate a car in life-size to be pasted on a delivery car.
Imagine my surprise when I stumbled upon a book that claimed that the idea wasn't by the art director I worked with but by someone else. So I decided to post some old work of mine to do justice to the original creators and to tell everyone who bothers to read my blog that Uwe Stoklossa did a minor miss-print in his book called "Blicktricks".
The book itself isn't bad and gathers ad's that confuses our sight.

The advertisement in question was done by Britta Egger (AD) and John Leuppi (Copywriter). Its credits can be read in full here.

My Illustration...


...and it's use.


The miss-print.


Philip Schaufelberger