A possible funny interpretation and a second one that illustrates the actual meaning of the term “Shanty”. In this case a song performed by seamen during working activities on their ship. Spot illustrations for column “Wortschatz” (Vocabulary). Client: Reader’s Digest.
A possible funny interpretation and a second one that illustrates the actual meaning of the term “Tankini”. In this case a swimsuit. Spot illustrations for column “Wortschatz” (Vocabulary). Client: Reader’s Digest.
A possible funny interpretation and a second one that illustrates the actual meaning of the term “Barkarole”. In this case a song by a gondolier. Spot illustrations for column “Wortschatz” (Vocabulary). Client: Reader’s Digest.
An ordinary day in an ordinary office. Illustration for an article about managing several tasks for the Office Gold Club Newsletter. Client: Quartier Stuttgart.
Portrait of W. A. Mozart. Initially a printed postcard, used for self-promotion. Some weeks later “Die Zeit”, one of Germany’s most important weekly newspapers, used it as a cover illustration. Due to layout matters it was mirrored. Client: Die Zeit.
One from a series of four illustrations for a real story about an Afghan family being deported from their second home, The Netherlands. This is the alternative color version. Client: Chrismon.
Article about marriage and financial matters. Who can tell the difference? Client: Reader’s Digest.
Portrait series of six illustrations about poetry in the romanticism era in Baden-Wuerttemberg. Wilhelm Hauff, Rahel Varnhagen, Ludwig Uhland, Joseph von Eichendorff, Justinus Kerner. The last one was about a Swabian theater with “Orpheus”, a play that deals with this famous singer in greek mythology. Client: BW Woche.
Article about the hungarian mathematician Paul Erdoes. Client: Voss Magazine.
Column about companies re-animating old GDR products successfully in today’s Germany. One of many illustrations for opinion columns written by different authors and published in a Swiss weekly magazine. Client: Werbewoche.
Rich people investing too little and too wrong in publishing houses. That’s why serious content has gone. One of many illustrations for opinion columns written by different authors and published in a Swiss weekly magazine. Client: Werbewoche.
Article about what to do with whining kids during a holiday car journey. Client: Reader’s Digest.
Explorer Ferdinand Magellan looking for big footed people in South America. This area, located in Argentina and Chile, was named “Patagonia” which means “Land of big footed people”. Client: GEOlino.
Article about exaggerated training exercises. Client: AOK Care.
This article was about an extremely spoiled and also extremely bored angry kid with very rich parents. Client: Frankfurter Rundschau.
The big newspapers swallowing the smaller ones in Zurich. One of many illustrations for opinion columns written by different authors and published in a Swiss weekly magazine. Client: Werbewoche.
This column was about a person who denies the negative environmental influences of driving big cars. One of many illustrations for opinion columns written by different authors and published in a Swiss weekly magazine. Client: Werbewoche.
This column was about politicians accusing the evil, evil media for everything bad. One of many illustrations for opinion columns written by different authors and published in a Swiss weekly magazine. Client: Werbewoche.
The never ending story of struggling publishing houses. One of many illustrations for opinion columns written by different authors and published in a Swiss weekly magazine. Client: Werbewoche.
I have illustrated many columns of author Stefan Schwarz which were published monthly. He writes very amusing short stories about the craziness in a family’s everyday life. Client: Das Magazin.