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MY GALLERY...CLICK on images to see an enlarged version
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| | This is an ink drawing from a collection called "Comic Heroes and Villains" which was shown in Jan/Feb 2002 in a café in Hamburg, Germany.
My intention was to create a sweet-innocent appearing character with her real person (shown as a whip) hiding behind her back.
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| Another character from my collection "Comic Heroes and Villains". It is drawn with pencil. A mystic creature from a place that mankind has not encountered yet.
You can think of this drawing as a quick sketch made by someone who once saw this strange creature. | 
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This is one of my rare drawings where I just start working without actually thinking of what I want to draw. That is why I never finished it, but I think it suits to this picture. I made it with pencil, using a special way of drawing which makes the picture look nervous and rough.
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| Here you can see an already old drawing, made 1995 after I visited New York with my sister. The drawing shows Patrick Stewart playing Prospero from Shakespeare's play "The Tempest" which I saw there. This play impressed me so much, that I made this drawing about half a year later. | |
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Going back to new work, this is another character I invented. It is made with Copix, this way of drawing is called Scribble. It shows an ugly angry guy nobody likes to be around with..so I simply called him Mr Meanie.
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| This drawing shows a panda made with pastell. This picture was a present for a wedding, I was told that the woman who got this loves pandas. And I even met this woman few years later. She really liked it and it's hanging on the wall over their bed.
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My first drawing that was sold, another pastell work. I took up the idea with the wolf howling at the moon from another picture and made my own version of it. It was quite tricky to make the water appear moving. So I took an old brush and sprayed white watercolour on it.
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| This oil painting is from my collection of illustrated people. It's a priest praying in sinful red. I liked the idea of contrast, and so this painting was created.
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Here you can see another oil painting of my collection of illustrated people. This idea was taken from a work I had to do at study. The original is a small drawing made with aquarell. It shows a butcher during his work.
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