Mouseholes
2011
Description
Ongoing series used for self-promotion.
Fields
Drawing, Illustration
- Mouseholes
- Ongoing series used for self-promotion.
The very first mousehole, selected for American Illustration 29.
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Spot illustration / portrait of „the first technology geek“ Johannes Gutenberg for an article by Jeff Jarvis. The assignment was to create a sort of pixel portrait of the man who invented letterpress printing in the 15th century. I wondered how I would do it in LineArt and from there transferred it into PixelArt. Depending on the success of the the very first German issue of WIRED magazine I hope there will be more to come.
Art director: Florin Preußler. Client: WIRED.Drawing, Illustration2011 -
Portrait series of actors performing in the awesome movies by Joel and Ethan Coen.
Personal project.Illustration, Drawing2011 -
Portrait series of poets in the romanticsim era in Southwest Germany: Wilhelm Hauff,
Rahel Varnhagen, Ludwig Uhland, Joseph von Eichendorff, Justinus Kerner. The last one was about the play “Orpheus”.
Art director: Ulrike Raab-Nicolai. Client: BW Woche.Drawing, Illustration2011 -
Various illustrations. Self-promotion, advertising, ephemeral.Drawing, Illustration2011 -
Characters with various professions for promotion purposes.
Client: Eva Grossbointner, business and marketing consultant, Munich.Drawing, Illustration, Character Design2011 -
Editorial conceptual illustrations about various subjects, published in a swiss weekly.
Art directors: René Worni, Oliver Classen, Pierre C. Meier. Authors: various. Client: Werbewoche.Drawing, Illustration2011 -
Associated editorial illustrations visualizing particular terms of the monthly appearing test column "Wortschatz" ("Vocabulary") in Reader's Digest magazine. 1st false, 2nd right answer.
Art director: Markus Ward. Author: Birgit Scheel. Client: Reader's Digest.Drawing, Illustration2011 -
Various black and white illustrations. Commissioned editorial, sketchbook, personal.Drawing, Illustration2011 -
Business characters / cartoons for Office Gold Club publications. The first ones are about "Quality vs. no-name" and office stress. The main figure in the cartoon "Ein Mann - Ein Kauf" ("One man - One Buy") is a real salesman to the core who can’t figure out when being in “private mode”.
Art Director: Brigitte Volz. Client: Quartier Stuttgart.Drawing, Illustration2011 -
Here's the process. The story, based on a screenplay of the German TV series "SOKO Stuttgart“, is about a teenager who draws kind of dark superhero comics. I was asked to do the drawings which will appear in some scenes in the final episode, to be broadcasted in autumn 2011. The boy’s room in this episode is also decorated with many comic pages I did some time ago.
(Art) Director: Christoph Eichhorn. Client: Bavaria TV Production.Drawing, Illustration2011 -
Various cover illustrations. Weekly newspaper, books.Drawing, Editorial Design, Illustration2011
