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Montag, 4. März 2013

Sensor Wiesbaden Cover "Filmstadt zwischen Hoffnung und Abgesang"


If you live in Wiesbaden chances are high that you have already seen some of my artworks. Reason one is the "SENSOR Magazin" which can be found in almost every bar, store, barber shop and café all over the town. For the february issue I made a cover illustration with a "cinema" theme. My idea was to include the "Maschinenmensch" character from Fritz Langs "Metropolis" since the restorations of the long lost parts where done in Wiesbaden. The Murnau Stiftung has a huge archive of german movies starting at the silent era. To build a bridge to modern trends I made up a 3D version with the typical 3D glasses. I was delighted when I found a picture on their page with the audience in the "Murnau Filmtheater" wearing 3D glasses and holding the magazines with my cover. Thank you, Sensor.

Visit the Sensor Wiesbaden homepage or their facebook page.


Montag, 21. Januar 2013

Unpublished Editorial Illustration


In the last few month I was quite busy with my new job at an Advertising Agency and with my move to a new flat in Wiesbaden. I have some new Illustrations to show you but they will be published next month. In the meantime I will upload some good stuff from the archives.

Alternative version of the Sensor cover from last September: Modestadt Wiesbaden.





Mittwoch, 26. September 2012

Sensor Magazin Cover

The cover of the September Issue of the SENSOR magazine. The title was "Modestadt Wiesbaden" I took the Schiller statue in front of the theatre and made it into a catwalk. Note the fashion bloggers ;-)
There is also a nice article about fashion designers from my area including my favourite label Vecona Vintage.I will tell you more about them soon.

It was a good experience to see my own work in all the shops, bars and restaurant in Wiesbaden. You can read the issue fore free here: Sensor Wiesbaden

Freitag, 30. Dezember 2011