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Real Life Playgrouds
My last job was at Ziegler Spielplätze. They are known for its individual products made of the Robinia heartwood. Robinia is as durable as stainless steel and leaves a lot of artistical freedom. My main tasks was to design new products for a new catalogue. Most of the time those tasks were combined with pitches for a school, town or kindergarten. It was a daily struggle with the DIN EN 1176 – the biggest killjoy u can imagine.
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2011/12/01 | Comments Off
Per un pugno di dollari
A few months ago I did 3 western sketches just for fun. I cannot say I’m a big fan of Spaghetti Western. I addition the movies were not my motivation for drawing these sketches. Funny thing is I played a card game called Bang! and thought by myself: “You can do better than that…”.
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2011/11/13 | Comments Off
Fuku Sushi Shirt
A few weeks ago I did a new T-Shirt design. This time I took Fukushima on topic. My approach was to get people in mind, that the fishes are the really ones to suffer from the calamity. I did a few sketches in my scribblebook and thought this one would be a nice design. Well, I vetorized it and loaded it on spreadshirt. Here you can get the shirt for girls and for boys.
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2011/04/29 | Comments Off
Artists help Japan
Goro a japanese-german artist, who is still an inspiring example to me, did a public notice for a good cause yesterday. He just did the same as I am doing now. He forwarded a post of Dice Tsutsumi, who set up an emergency fund to help Japan. I think this is a good idea and should be supported. Here is the re-repost of Dice Tsutsumi:
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2011/03/15 | Comments Off
Lucky Punch
Lucky Punch is a casual game concept by g-labs GmbH and should have become to a game like Shakes & Fidget from Playa Games. The only real difference is the scenario. The concept is settled around a puppet theater with characters like Kasper, Grandma or the Crocodile and a target group of children with the age of 6 years to adults young at heart.
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2011/02/22 | Comments Off
The Venetians
The Venetians is an economy simulation online game situated in the period between 12th and 16th century produced by g-labs GmbH. The main aspects are similar to “The Patrician” or “Port Royale”. The player can travel around the mediterran sea and trade different goods. Additionally he can manage his own yard, construct buildings and start producing his own goods.
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2011/02/22 | Comments Off
Oil Empire the Online Game
Oil Empire is an economy simulation game from 1989. The g-labs GmbH made in 2005 a Online-Game remake out of it. When I entered the company in february 2010, the game was still an ugly duckling.
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2011/02/21 | Comments Off
Scrapbookmania
I made a colored verion of one of the lastly presented characters. It’s my second real digital artwork.
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2010/01/26 | Comments Off
Animal Music
Here comes the band. No they are not the Bremen Town Musicians. They are just a set of characters playing different instrumenst, drawn with traditional tools. So enjoy the pix…
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2010/01/20 | Comments Off
Baroque Shirts Part 2
A friend of mine bought my BaRock T-shirt from spreadshirt, which I described in one of the latest articles. And as you can see she is as happy as I am…
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2010/01/06 | Comments Off
A Sketch a day keeps the boredom away
First of all, I wish anyone of my readers a Happy New Year. I hope you got off a good start, as I did. But lets come to the point. I’m happy to report, that I drew every day minimum one sketch since two month. And I’ll keep it up. So here are now coming a few of my latest sketches, as promised in “Announcements“.
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2010/01/05 | Comments Off
Baroque Shirts
Being unemployed doesn’t mean to be unoccupied. The only difference is the lack of money. So I got me an account at spreadshirt. It’s one of those platforms where you can create T-shirts with your on motifs. All you have to do is to upload your image as a vector- or pixel file. If you’re lucky and people buy it, you can earn a selfdefined commision per sold shirt. And I it’s a very good way for designers to bandy their ideas about.
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2009/12/29 | Comments Off