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Jessica |
| Fanart for Karl Wills' fantastic strip series, Jessica of the Schoolyard |
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Devil |
| Done for Nicolas on the occasion of his 20th birthday. Any similiarities with any persons, living or dead, are purely incidental and haven't been arranged on purpose. |
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Soul Cemetary |
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Many years ago, I began, inspired by the Jivas of Jim Woodring, to bring the essence of people or what I thought would be to paper. The outcomes were mostly confusing and seldom liked by the people whose souls were depicted... |
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| Hunting Time |
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I made this for paranoianova's journal. I came up with the idea when I was walking a friend's dog. And, yes, I know it looks like a reindeer! |
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Created because I was sick of always explaining my philosophy of life and defending it. Created out of defiance and frustration, as to speak. Well, if anyone digs it... |
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| Blockhead 1 - Those Days |
| Seriously, people: I have NO idea. My old latin teacher is still making fun of me because of this... |
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Blockhead - short strips / "funnies" |
On the occasion of some nonsense the 4 - panels things above were created. Btw: His black-haired mate is called Asthma, inspired by Angina Pectoris, girlfriend of Alka Seltzer in the fantastic comic "Pixy" by Max Andersson. Who doesn't know this artist isn't worth my attention. |
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Blockhead 2 - Armed Again |
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Excerpts from "Blockhead 2 - Armed Again", the second part of a series I started because I was stoned. It is still unfinished and should be about 60 pages long when it is.The first 6 pages of the first part are below, the other 27 pages still to come... |
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| "refuse to say it in german" - cd cover |
| I don't know why, but at the end of 2000 AD, I had created the covers of endpunkt's cd "refuse to say it in german". Because of creative effusiveness and the mercy of the musician I also designed the back- and inlaycover. |
B.O.B.-Aufnäher |
| One of two designs I made for some punkrock-event days here in my hometown. Though I never got to meet the people who used it on their stuff, flyers and stickers, I appreciate they did. |
