a need to lay fast tracks

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A bunch in lifesize

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I see some red

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Old glory

Two years have gone by since I last have taken a look on it, but it seems that finally my contribution to Space Doubles might get published. Or maybe not, as I haven't been informed about it.

Nonetheless, these guys have worked very hard to get it into the comic-book stores that to plug it is naturally taken for granted.





Therefore, good luck to the guys at Th3rdworld.

- 'lip.


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Getting scientific: Contextual Painting

I recently went to a town called Bondo in Graubünden (Switzerland), where I painted some studies. The shown examples below were all painted on location (to sound a note of caution, this link isn't suited for everyone!). On such locations you often discover some unsettling "things".

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....and here some additional glimpses at Bondo:

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A Quarell got balls

An another aquarell (or as some may say "water color") study...



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...and some more boring boredome.




Now also to be seen as a full set over at flickr.


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optically different 'lip
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A Quarell 01

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optically different 'lip

FX: My drop out

Too much pain to explain, just feel free to puke.

My pain:


...and to cure my pain I painted this one:



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optically different 'lip

Digging the Graveyard

Although it was a rainy day, I went to an old graveyard to do some studies. Sadly I didn't produce that much as what I hoped for.

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optically different 'lip

*emty notion* 03

...just some old studies...





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*emty notion*

...just an acrylic study....




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Oil crisis

The first time ever I tried to paint with oil apeard to be a true nutcase:

To beginn with, a study.


Second, a huge picture.




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