
Dear weather god, this is just to let you know: I am ready for summer now! And you gave us 12 degrees Celcius! Really? It’s 24 in Deutsche Mark, but this joke isn’t funny anymore.
Dear weather god, this is just to let you know: I am ready for summer now! And you gave us 12 degrees Celcius! Really? It’s 24 in Deutsche Mark, but this joke isn’t funny anymore.
I am so excited and would love it if you let me know your thoughts about my newest idea: I thought it would be great if I could wear my art like my own little gallery, give it a meaning and not only blogging about it. So I took my four favourite overpainted photographs and let them digitally and professionally scan. After that one of them got a new live on a t-shirt.
When I picked up the t-shirt the guy in the print shop asked me how I created the design and he was wondering if I used Photoshop. No, I didn’t!!!! It is oldschool: Polaroid and acrylic, nothing more! 🙂
Here you can see the original photograph: Click
Hands up: who else is still loving vinyl? Recently I asked my parents if they could give all the vinyls from my childhood to me. And tadaaaaa I am now the proud owner of a lot of music from the 1970ies and 1980ies… operas, classical music, rock and pop. The clicking of the record’s lead-out gives me the strange feeling of a place where the world seems better.
The photograph is the complete contrast to the object. I love succulents because of their clear, sharp, and structured leaves. This plants don’t need much – and so the overpainted photograph reflects the colours of the plant and nothing more. There is only one eye catcher: the frame.