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Another round of ACEOs (6.3 x 8.9cm), drawn with ink, markers, and white pencil.

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A few more small originals (ACEO-size; 6.3 x 8.9cm) of some of my weird critters, drawn with ink, markers, and white pencil on toned paper. Sir Dodolot the Brave, Last of His Species, on his epic quest against the mighty Wyrm, might be my new favorite.

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Vision of Affinity
(Painted with Acrylics on A4 Paper)

“Here, in the vastness of the universe, I feel at home. I feel at peace, like myself again.“

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(Painted with Gouache on ~A5 paper)

The second test of my new Gouache paints I did by the end of last year. Now onwards to more complex and bigger piece – and different motifs. This one and the Kitsune were clearly inspired by my journey to japan a while ago. I fell in love with all those amazing statues, so, obviously, I had to paint some.

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(Drawn with ballpoint pens on A5 paper)

Another convention sketch from last year. This one features a swamp lurker (though I call them swamp puppies). If you’re walking through the misty swamps and feel watched – let me assure you, you are being watched. But no worries, these critters are vegetarians and are, despite their appearence, quite friendly if you bring some snacks.

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(Drawn with ballpoint pens on A5 paper)

Also drawn at a convention last year: Zora, who is on a quest to “follow the moon” aka travelling the country until she reaches the sea – and then turns around, because she can’t swim.

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(Painted with Gouache on ~A5 paper)

By the end of last year I finally tried out some new Gouache paints. So this was kind of a test artwork to get a feeling for those paints – and I have to say I really enjoy working with Gouache. So you can expect more of that in the future.

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(Drawn with ballpoint pens on A5 paper)

“Parasyte” – Drawn at a convention last year and sold immediately. It always makes me very happy when someone has such an immediate and personal connection to my work. It’s truly a great honor for me that my art is framed and displayed at other people’s home – so thanks a lot to everybody who got an original work or print from me.

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Another illustration I did for a kind of science-to-public event last year (well, rather science-to-government, but, well). It’s based on the one I did a while ago, but a bit more “science-y”, as I was asked to show the actual instruments used in such analysis. (It’s in german, so sorry to my english-speaking readers)

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(Drawn with ballpoint pens on A5 paper)

Another sketch I did at a convention last year featuring Seraph (dragon) and Owari (bird), who may not be siblings by blood, but consider themselves siblings in mind, as despite their obvious differences they have a lot in common – like their love for strategic card games and weird humor for example.

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(Painted with Acrylics on ca. 30 x 39 cm Paper)

I’ve heard of an Eerie, a weird sort of Sidhe, maybe an Ellyllon, who left the Síd to wander through the known and unknown lands. She found her peace, her place to be, within an enormous cave, filled with glowing waters and curious spirits. The spirits followed her, first at distant, then up close, for she created stars to paint the cave ceiling in colors of vision and wonder. Her reason was unclear, but there were those who said that she is a keeper of forgotten dreams – that she found and kept alive what others lost. That is why she is called the Sanctum Shepherd and that once dark, now glowy cave became the safest space under the sun and moon, for nobody would dare to disturb the peace of one of the three eerie sisters.

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