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Liselotte, who is already featured in the last post, now also decorates this sketchbook cover and even got a new friend – a dragon-frog – ready for any adventure!

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Small originals (ACEO-size; 6.3 x 8.9cm) of some of my weird critters, drawn with ink and white pencil on toned paper. On the left is Liselotte, a velociraptor who excitedly realized she can breathe fire. On the right a wolfish dragon named Agor with a weird laugh and an obsession for bad jokes.

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(Work in Progress; Painted with Acrylics on 50 x 65 cm Paper)

The concept of this work came to my mind during last summer when I was visiting Japan (I guess the temple makes this obvious, doesn’t it?) and I started working on it around the end of last year. Many hours of work already went into this and many, many more will – and I really enjoy this journey, no matter how long it will be. There is a lot of world to see, isn’t there?

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Small originals (ACEO-size; 6.3 x 8.9cm) of some of my weird critters, drawn with ink and white pencil on toned paper.

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“The monsters we slayed,
skull to stone, blood to rose.
“My sword for you”, Asura growled,
survivor’s patron saint with crimson crown.“

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(“Resilience”; Acrylics, colored pencils and markers on 50 x 65 cm paper)

“Wicked winds and shadows in the deep,
Exploding moon and fading lights.
Outlive the hurricane, create a sun to guide.
Ignite a spark in my heart and let me breathe again.“

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(“Resilience”, work in progress; Acrylics, colored pencils and markers on 50 x 65 cm paper)

“Outlive the hurricane, create an empire to reign.
Among all the small things, I’ll be a perfect storm.
And someday I’ll understand, the question to my answers.“

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(“Resilience”, work in progress; Acrylics on ca. 50 x 65 cm paper)

“Wicked winds and shadows in the deep,
Exploding moon and fading lights.
Build a shelter to last, a sun to guide.“

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(A5 ballpoint pen drawing)

“The mind always wanders, on known and unknown paths, observing, thinking, trying to unravel the mysteries behind all living and dead eyes.”

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