My latest art brochures are ready for download (I also had them printed)!

Oliver’s Year is actually more of a magazine highlighting some of my goings-on from 2011, while the two other smaller-size brochures are showing some of my work in whimsical style and in mixed-media collage style.

Click on an image to access the PDF file. Grab’em while they’re hot! >MORE BROCHURES

TOP: Oliver’s Year 2012
BELOW: Whimsical Artwork from 2011/12
BOTTOM: Mixed-Media Artwork from 2011/12

Here’s my latest piece for today’s Welt am Sonntag Sunday newspaper, illustrating the two worlds that people living alone vs. people  engaged in a relationship find themselves in. (I managed to incorporate my mom and my grandma into this image, which is always a treat.)

This mixed-media artwork was created for an article on mobbing that was published in today’s Welt am Sonntag newspaper from Berlin. It shows a young woman in the center who finds herself getting ostracized and mocked by her peers.

These are some of my latest mixed-media installments that I created for Psychologie Heute, Germany’s leading psychology magazine. The article was on heroic behavior in times of egalitarianism.

This animated collage-style illustration for Süddeutsche Zeitung illustrates the topic of cross-country energy distribution, and employs geometrical cut-out shapes dealing with forms of energy and distribution networks. > MORE

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Here is some mixed-media art that I have come up with for Psychologie Heute, Germany’s leading psychology magazine. The article was on minds that cannot stop pondering. >MORE PSYCHOLOGY

I have been invited to create a two-page cover spread for novum – World of Graphic Design magazine, Germany’s oldest graphic arts publication. I employed a mixed-media style to create a city scene that’s abundant with wild animals.

The double cover spread was printed on heavy brown art paper that uses white coating to highlight specific elements. As a result, the art looks quite three-dimensional and almost as if it was assembled by hand – really cool ;-)

Here’s a mixed-media illustration of mine on the topic of ubiquitous healthcare that was created for a publication from a large health insurance company.

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In another assignment for Süddeutsche Zeitung, I have created a number of illustrations on world market leaders. The four-page extra features interviews with market leaders in a variety of different branches.

I came up with a large splash illo in collage style and a bunch of circle-shaped icons that visualize the various branches (wind turbines, toys, etc.). I also designed colorful silkscreen print emulations of the enterpreneurs that got interviewed. >more

These are my mixed-media illustrations that I created for Psychologie Heute, Germany’s leading psychology magazine. The article was on introspection and analysed the phenomenon of people that tend to separate themselves from the crowds – not because they are shy but because they choose to stay alone.

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TOP: Cocktail Party + Close-up View
BELOW: Noisy People with Megaphones

TOP: Diver Underwater
BELOW: Inner View

A bunch of mixed-media illustrations on renewable energy has been published by Süddeutsche Zeitung, Germany’s largest daily newspaper. The spreads look really cool, and I am very happy about them :-)

>MORE COLLAGE

TOP: Opening Illustration
BELOW: Wind Energy

TOP: Solar Energy
BELOW: Energy from Water

Here’s a quirky mixed-media image that was created for DAS MAGAZIN, a cute little (well, not so little) cultural magazine from Germany, and one of the few East-German publications that managed the transition after the Wall came down. The artwork illustrates a short story about a vacuum cleaner in Berlin gone crazy. Wicked pissah!

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This is some of my latest mixed-media animal artwork showing an elephant, a lion, and a crocodile. Go, pets, go.

>MORE COLLAGE ART | >MORE ANIMALS

TOP: E is for Elephant + Close-up (using a photo from my mom’s as a kid for the hare, and part of a shopping list from my grandmother’s for the elephant’s ear)
BELOW: L is for Lion
BOTTOM: C is for Crocodile

Here’s (yet another) image in mixed-media style on the ailing economy.

Here’s a fun illo of a talking book. I used the covers and interior spreads of some very old books that I have here for this collage.

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