After being asked time and again when my nature infographics would become available as posters, I finally revised and uploaded the identification charts for Birds at Flight / Birding! Art prints are available via Posterlounge (Amazon / eBay), while postcards, stationary and other printed products can be ordered via Redbubble or Søciety6. ➔
After being asked time and again when my nature infographics would become available as posters, I finally revised and uploaded my identification charts for Animal Tracks / Trails. Art prints are now available via Posterlounge (Amazon / eBay), while postcards, stationary and other printed products can be ordered via Redbubble or Søciety6. ➔
After being asked time and again when my nature infographics would become available as posters, I finally revised and uploaded my identification sheets for common European Tree Leaves – for large formats, to Posterlounge (also via eBay!), for postcards, staionary and for prints on all sorts of amazing products, to Søciety 6 and RedBubble.
After being asked for years when my information graphics would be out als posters as well, I finally revised the identification charts for leaf shapes, animals tracks and bird silhouettes and uploaded them. Art prints are available via Posterlounge now (also on eBay!), while Redbubble and Søciety6 also offer a wide range of printed products! ➔
I am very happy about my fresh specimens of Lillesang – Das Geheimnis der dunklen Nixe (Nina Blazon, CBT Verlag), because the book turned out to be really, really awesome! Everyhing about it is really super nice: the print, the colours, the paper, the smell and the format! And how much I like the book itself, I already mentioned before. ➔
For the editor CBJ/Random House, I have illustrated some very detailed end papers and lots of vignettes for “Lillesang” by Nina Blazon, a youth book for girls from age 10 – and a really beautiful and exciting mermaid story. ➔
Reworked character designs that might actually become a children’s book someday. ➔
The touring exhibition “Märchenwelten” by the Goethe Institutes, which contains three of my Fairytale Girls, is still travellling the world – current dates and places can be found here – and the list is quite impressive! ➔
I just finished three more illustrations for the Wuppertaler Stadsparkasse! This time, the little house I illustrated a couple of months ago as a foldable model (and descriptional aid on renovating or refurbishing a house for the consultants) was supposed to be shown as part of a questionaire for personal financing concepts. Plus the Schmidt family, that lives in the house, and a money bag as a symbol for their own funds. ➔
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Illustrations and detail views of the refurbished half of the collapsible little cardboard house I illustrated for the Stadtsparkasse Wuppertal: ➔
Illustrations and detail views of the unrefurbished half of the collapsible little cardboard house I illustrated for the Stadtsparkasse Wuppertal: ➔
May I introduce you? This is the Schmidt family – who is living in the collapsible cardboard house I just illustrated for the Stadtsparkasse Wuppertal. ➔
I just finished illustrating the outside of a collapsible cardboard house (ca. 20 x 20 cm) for the Wuppertaler Stadsparkasse. This little house will be used to describe renovations and refurbishings of an old house, and why those make sense. It has an old, unrefurbished side and another that is all new and shiny, fully refurbished, and both contain typical details. ➔
I’m working on an exciting new project… to be continued!
I just discovered the website for the touring exhibiton “Märchenwelten” about the fairy tales by the brothers Grimm, which is travelling the world thank to the Goethe Institutes, in four copies – and it contains three of my Fairy Tale Girls. On their website, you can not only look at the exhibition, you can as well find the current dates and places to see it yourself! (Link) ➔
Next to some awesome new projects I am not supposed to talk about yet, I started experimenting with new styles again last month, very different from my usual, very time consuming outlines. So, this is the new version of an old fairytale page I meant to rework for ages. ➔
Three of my fariytale girls I made a few years ago illustrating the tales “Cinderella” and “Star Thaler”, will be shown from November 29th as part of the travelling exhibition “Märchenwelten” about the stories by the Brother Grimm in Goethe Institutes all over the world! ➔
I just uploaded some of the sketches I made for Lily Lux’ little discovery journey to the Wild West – I liked this one in particular, but in the end travelling without leaving the room seemed to fit the subject Winnetou e.g. his genesis much better. ➔
For our Lily Lux Notizbuch (Hoffmann & Campe 2010), I illustrated a practical sheet that makes it easy to identify the tracks of 36 common animals, such as eagle, beaver, bear, badger, squirrel, moose, duck, owl, ferret, frog, fox, rabbit, dog, hedgehog, cat, crow, cow, lynx, marten, mouse, otter, horse, rat, partridge, deer, heron, gerbil, red deer, sheep, pig, sparrow, pigeon, raccoon, weasel, wolf and goat. Next to this, we explain the behaviour of animals during winter. ➔
We are very delighted (and excited) to officially announce our book available in stores today:
“If you would like to know how to fold a paper ship, communicate without words, determine animal tracks, get lost the most effective way (and discover the most appreciatable sights that way), which holiday can be celebrated today, which recipes help against bad moods or when to see most shooting stars: In this lovingly designed book Lily Lux collected all this and much more!” ➔
From today on, they’re available in bookstores!
Ab heute im gutsortierten Buchhandel:
“Lily Lux makes everyday life so much more colourful! Picnic or getaway, walk or discovery journey through the city: Lily likes having her favourite things with her. Because you never know what you might need them for. These favorite things are now published as 35 diverse combinable magnets that hold little messages. For everyone who likes to discover Lily time and again.” ➔
“Lily Lux makes everyday life so much more colourful! Picnic or getaway, walk or discovery journey through the city: Lily likes having her favourite things with her. Because you never know what you might need them for. These favorite things are now published as 35 diverse combinable magnets that hold little messages. For everyone who likes to discover Lily time and again.”
The magnets will be published September 17th, and they are already subscribable.
“Ich finde nichts geht über gute Illustrationen. Ich schaue mir heute noch gerne Kinderbücher mit tollen Zeichnungen an. Oftmals sind die Charaktere und deren Mimik so treffend illustriert, dass man fast meint zu wissen was das gezeichnete Etwas denkt. Besonders gelungen finde ich diese Mimik bei den Charakteren von Iris Luckhaus. Ob schmollende Diva oder naives Sterntaler, ich schaue sie mir alle immer wieder gerne an. Wer so wie ich nicht genug von den Illustrationen bekommen kann, der kann ja mal auf der Seite von Iris Luckhaus schauen. Am schönsten finde ich die tollen e-cards, da muss ich glaube ich gleich mal ein paar versenden. Und das süße Sterntaler-Mädchen würde ich mir am liebsten in Großformat an die Wand hängen ➔
First character designs for a children’s / youth book… more coming soon! ➔
Character Design in the new style – young, fresh, and colourful: “Horse Hospital”, sketches illustrations that are supposed to be used on youth book covers. A.U.F., Munich. ➔
Character Design of Girls and Horses for Kosmos Verlag. ➔
Free work for an exhibition and postcards! ➔
First sketches for book illustrations and a children’s opera by M. A. C. Lohr.
Designs for toys, client: Mogup Manufactures. Thank you for the nice collaboration! ➔
Designs for toys, client: Mogup Manufactures. Thank you to Hans for the nice collaboration! ➔
Exhibition in Düsseldorf at Ballhaus im Nordpark, together with seven other illustrators, march 08th to bis 13th, 2003. Thank you to Henning Mühlinghaus for the photos!
Exhibition in Düsseldorf at Ballhaus im Nordpark, together with seven other illustrators, march 08th to 13th, 2003. Thank you to Susanne Günther for the photos! ➔
Exhibition in Düsseldorf at Ballhaus im Nordpark, together with seven other illustrators, march 08th to bis 13th, 2003. We’re looking forward to see you there!
After being asked time and again when my nature infographics would become available as posters, I finally revised and uploaded the identification charts for Birds at Flight / Birding! Art prints are available via Posterlounge (Amazon / eBay), while postcards, stationary and other printed products can be ordered via Redbubble or Søciety6. ➔
After being asked time and again when my nature infographics would become available as posters, I finally revised and uploaded my identification charts for Animal Tracks / Trails. Art prints are now available via Posterlounge (Amazon / eBay), while postcards, stationary and other printed products can be ordered via Redbubble or Søciety6. ➔
After being asked time and again when my nature infographics would become available as posters, I finally revised and uploaded my identification sheets for common European Tree Leaves – for large formats, to Posterlounge (also via eBay!), for postcards, staionary and for prints on all sorts of amazing products, to Søciety 6 and RedBubble.
After being asked for years when my information graphics would be out als posters as well, I finally revised the identification charts for leaf shapes, animals tracks and bird silhouettes and uploaded them. Art prints are available via Posterlounge now (also on eBay!), while Redbubble and Søciety6 also offer a wide range of printed products! ➔
I am very happy about my fresh specimens of Lillesang – Das Geheimnis der dunklen Nixe (Nina Blazon, CBT Verlag), because the book turned out to be really, really awesome! Everyhing about it is really super nice: the print, the colours, the paper, the smell and the format! And how much I like the book itself, I already mentioned before. ➔
For the editor CBJ/Random House, I have illustrated some very detailed end papers and lots of vignettes for “Lillesang” by Nina Blazon, a youth book for girls from age 10 – and a really beautiful and exciting mermaid story. ➔
Reworked character designs that might actually become a children’s book someday. ➔
The touring exhibition “Märchenwelten” by the Goethe Institutes, which contains three of my Fairytale Girls, is still travellling the world – current dates and places can be found here – and the list is quite impressive! ➔
I just finished three more illustrations for the Wuppertaler Stadsparkasse! This time, the little house I illustrated a couple of months ago as a foldable model (and descriptional aid on renovating or refurbishing a house for the consultants) was supposed to be shown as part of a questionaire for personal financing concepts. Plus the Schmidt family, that lives in the house, and a money bag as a symbol for their own funds. ➔
”
Illustrations and detail views of the refurbished half of the collapsible little cardboard house I illustrated for the Stadtsparkasse Wuppertal: ➔
Illustrations and detail views of the unrefurbished half of the collapsible little cardboard house I illustrated for the Stadtsparkasse Wuppertal: ➔
May I introduce you? This is the Schmidt family – who is living in the collapsible cardboard house I just illustrated for the Stadtsparkasse Wuppertal. ➔
I just finished illustrating the outside of a collapsible cardboard house (ca. 20 x 20 cm) for the Wuppertaler Stadsparkasse. This little house will be used to describe renovations and refurbishings of an old house, and why those make sense. It has an old, unrefurbished side and another that is all new and shiny, fully refurbished, and both contain typical details. ➔
I’m working on an exciting new project… to be continued!
I just discovered the website for the touring exhibiton “Märchenwelten” about the fairy tales by the brothers Grimm, which is travelling the world thank to the Goethe Institutes, in four copies – and it contains three of my Fairy Tale Girls. On their website, you can not only look at the exhibition, you can as well find the current dates and places to see it yourself! (Link) ➔
Next to some awesome new projects I am not supposed to talk about yet, I started experimenting with new styles again last month, very different from my usual, very time consuming outlines. So, this is the new version of an old fairytale page I meant to rework for ages. ➔
Three of my fariytale girls I made a few years ago illustrating the tales “Cinderella” and “Star Thaler”, will be shown from November 29th as part of the travelling exhibition “Märchenwelten” about the stories by the Brother Grimm in Goethe Institutes all over the world! ➔
I just uploaded some of the sketches I made for Lily Lux’ little discovery journey to the Wild West – I liked this one in particular, but in the end travelling without leaving the room seemed to fit the subject Winnetou e.g. his genesis much better. ➔
For our Lily Lux Notizbuch (Hoffmann & Campe 2010), I illustrated a practical sheet that makes it easy to identify the tracks of 36 common animals, such as eagle, beaver, bear, badger, squirrel, moose, duck, owl, ferret, frog, fox, rabbit, dog, hedgehog, cat, crow, cow, lynx, marten, mouse, otter, horse, rat, partridge, deer, heron, gerbil, red deer, sheep, pig, sparrow, pigeon, raccoon, weasel, wolf and goat. Next to this, we explain the behaviour of animals during winter. ➔
We are very delighted (and excited) to officially announce our book available in stores today:
“If you would like to know how to fold a paper ship, communicate without words, determine animal tracks, get lost the most effective way (and discover the most appreciatable sights that way), which holiday can be celebrated today, which recipes help against bad moods or when to see most shooting stars: In this lovingly designed book Lily Lux collected all this and much more!” ➔
From today on, they’re available in bookstores!
Ab heute im gutsortierten Buchhandel:
“Lily Lux makes everyday life so much more colourful! Picnic or getaway, walk or discovery journey through the city: Lily likes having her favourite things with her. Because you never know what you might need them for. These favorite things are now published as 35 diverse combinable magnets that hold little messages. For everyone who likes to discover Lily time and again.” ➔
“Lily Lux makes everyday life so much more colourful! Picnic or getaway, walk or discovery journey through the city: Lily likes having her favourite things with her. Because you never know what you might need them for. These favorite things are now published as 35 diverse combinable magnets that hold little messages. For everyone who likes to discover Lily time and again.”
The magnets will be published September 17th, and they are already subscribable.
“Ich finde nichts geht über gute Illustrationen. Ich schaue mir heute noch gerne Kinderbücher mit tollen Zeichnungen an. Oftmals sind die Charaktere und deren Mimik so treffend illustriert, dass man fast meint zu wissen was das gezeichnete Etwas denkt. Besonders gelungen finde ich diese Mimik bei den Charakteren von Iris Luckhaus. Ob schmollende Diva oder naives Sterntaler, ich schaue sie mir alle immer wieder gerne an. Wer so wie ich nicht genug von den Illustrationen bekommen kann, der kann ja mal auf der Seite von Iris Luckhaus schauen. Am schönsten finde ich die tollen e-cards, da muss ich glaube ich gleich mal ein paar versenden. Und das süße Sterntaler-Mädchen würde ich mir am liebsten in Großformat an die Wand hängen ➔
First character designs for a children’s / youth book… more coming soon! ➔
Character Design in the new style – young, fresh, and colourful: “Horse Hospital”, sketches illustrations that are supposed to be used on youth book covers. A.U.F., Munich. ➔
Character Design of Girls and Horses for Kosmos Verlag. ➔
Free work for an exhibition and postcards! ➔
First sketches for book illustrations and a children’s opera by M. A. C. Lohr.
Designs for toys, client: Mogup Manufactures. Thank you for the nice collaboration! ➔
Designs for toys, client: Mogup Manufactures. Thank you to Hans for the nice collaboration! ➔
Exhibition in Düsseldorf at Ballhaus im Nordpark, together with seven other illustrators, march 08th to bis 13th, 2003. Thank you to Henning Mühlinghaus for the photos!
Exhibition in Düsseldorf at Ballhaus im Nordpark, together with seven other illustrators, march 08th to 13th, 2003. Thank you to Susanne Günther for the photos! ➔
Exhibition in Düsseldorf at Ballhaus im Nordpark, together with seven other illustrators, march 08th to bis 13th, 2003. We’re looking forward to see you there!
