Collage scrap exchange, second round
This is my next round for the collage scrap exchange. And again it was great - and a challenge - to use limited ressources and scraps I wouldn't have chosen. The butterflies f. e. were from my partner...
View ArticleMonday morning macro: Jonathan Livingston
I made those nice portraits in a pretty unlikely place: in Camden Town in the middle of London.____Ich habe diese wunderschönen Portraitmodelle an einem unwahrscheinlichen Platz entdeckt: Mitten in...
View ArticleTravel log: Brighton, part 2
From around 1780, Brighton grew from a fishing village to a fashionable sea bath. In the Victorian era, most of its major atrractions were built like the West Pier (which unfortunately burnt down in...
View ArticleMustermittwoch - pattern Wednesday
I'm a big fan of Michaela's pattern Wednesday, so I used her actual topic 'houses' for some experiments with half tones. I took one of the photos I made in Ines Braun's studio (see below) and...
View ArticleTypo Thursday
I bought a stack of grammophone records for our upcoming mosaik workshop - they'll make a nice centerpiece for one of our tables. But I liked the record sleeves, too: lots of different typo. And...
View ArticleFriday food photo: Brussels sprouts
One of the reasons why coming of each seemed very desirable to me as a child was that nobody would be able to force me into eating Brussels sprouts. It's pretty funny that today, Brussels sprouts are...
View Articlesnow shortfilms
Yesterday, I complained about lack of snow - and woke up today to a white, quiet world. Dear universe, thanks and how can I send in the rest of my wish list?_____Gestern habe ich mich darüber beklagt,...
View ArticleIn the clouds and giveaway
Ellen and I are prepraing the next exhibition together with two more artists - the 'Alice project', part 5. This time, it's about the scene where Alice meets Twiddeldum and Twiddeldee. She has to...
View ArticleMonday morning macro
I'm always amazed by the 'macro wold' I see as soon as I look through a macro lense. So many delicate details and textures I'm usually overlooking in my hectic every day routine. And it's everywhere...
View ArticleTravel log: Brighton, again
There were lots of surprises in Brighton. F. e. an "Indian" palace from 1787 in the middle of the city, the "Royal Pavillon". It was built as a seaside retreat for George, Prince of Wales, but ended as...
View ArticleNew video
The museum's project is still going on; I haven't blogged a while about it, but there are great things going on. This is one of the videos I finished recently, that shows Peter Gaymann drawing a plate...
View ArticleTypo Thursday: Susanne Bender
Susanne Bender is one of the artists who will take part in our 'Alice project', part 5 in March. I visited her yesterday in her studio to take some pictures (you'll get a studio tour soon), and I love...
View ArticleFriday food photo/ favoruite spots: Le bouffon épicerie fine
These days, I need an extra serving of happiness. This is a place that makes me happy: Cologne's smallest restaurant (just one table and six chairs), plus delicatessen shop: Le Bouffon in Cologne...
View Articleimm and Passagen
Last week (or the week before - I had some pretty chaotic weeks) we had this big interior fair in Cologne, the imm. I love to see all the new stuff and get lots of inspiration. This year, I was so...
View ArticleUpcycling jewelry & upcoming giveaway
A 'sideeffect' of our preparations for the mosaic workshop in February is that I came up with the idea of some upcycling jewelry. Ellen's incredible tile fund includes beautiful glass tiles, and here...
View Articlejust saying
Sorry, but I have a lousy day and that's all for today. No single perfect moment ... this was yesterday morning and the world looked much better.____Sorry, aber ich habe einen lausigen Tag heute, ohne...
View ArticleTravel log: Brighton main station at night
Usually, I don't shoot in black and white, I love all those soft shades of colors. But at night, the station in Brighton was illuminated with very ugly yellow light - and together with the architecture...
View ArticleFamily photos
My mother was sick, but is now recovering. To celebrate this, I looked for some family photos I found recently when visiting her. My grandmother was a professional photographer, which must have been...
View ArticleThursday Typo/ DIY glasses
I love letters. They make up all the stories out there, every one of your thoughts and a larger part of our culture. But as tags or signs, I love them just because of their beauty.For this DIY, ou can...
View ArticleFriday food photo: soul food
It was a tough week, but it ended with a happy end. Nevertheless, this week called for soul food. "Flammkuchen" or tarte flambé is an Alsacian delicacy, a very thin layer of bread dough with sour...
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