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Another sketchbook cover, drawn with ink, this time featuring one of my favorite Ghibli characters: Haku.

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Two ink dragons I drew on covers of sketchbooks. A prince of the mighty sea and a conqueror of mountains.

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Out of spacedust and covered in stars and magical runes, an adolescent Ra’khandra rose. Named Mystique, she is driven by insatiable curiosity and will forever explore the vastness of the multiverse.
Depending on the light the nebulae on her body looks blue or purple or orange.

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A freshly hatched whelpling, covered in spacedust and stars. Named Andromeda, she wants to help you reach for the stars.
Depending on the light the nebulae on her body looks purple or orange.

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A freshly hatched whelpling, covered in spacedust and stars. Named Morpheus, he’s destined to watch over your dreams.
Depending on the light the nebulae on his body looks purple or blue.

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This year I’ll attend several conventions to sell print, originals, 3D-dragons, self-made or printed bags, etc. … and spontaneously also felt like creating some sticker designs. They are available in my Red Bubble Shop (of course without the watermark) and will also be possible to purchase at conventions.

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Cover Feature Illustration commission I did earlier this year for the publication of Studt-Reinhold et al. in ChemBioChem.

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(painted with acrylics on 60×80 cm canvas)

“A sea of stars, eyes of spirits,
fuel for dawn’s blade.
The monsters we slayed,
in ruins of what used to be,
turning skull to stone, blood to roses.

“My sword for you”, Kee’Asuriah growled,
mind castle’s patron saint
with a trinity of crows by her side.
“Reclaim the throne,
for this is just the beginning of your road.”“

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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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Rule.
No means no.
Savior, a favor to ask.
My sword for you.
Reclaim the throne.
Survivor.

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For a science-to-public event I was illustrating some posters and did graphics for the website earlier this year. Lots of little Pauls hiding everywhere đŸ™‚ and the comic you see below (german, sorry) where the process of sample preparation, chromatography and mass spectrometry is explained in a veeeery simplified way on the example of analysis of theobromine in chocolate.

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(ballpoint pen and pencils on A5 toned paper)

My part of a little sketch trade with a fellow artist, Thornskyart.