Showing posts with label Institutional. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Institutional. Show all posts

Monday, December 23, 2013

Happy Holidays 2013!

Enjoy the holidays! Have a great winter break, I'll see you in 2014!

Part of an illustration for the official holiday card of RWTH Aachen University
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Futuristic LA for UCLA Magazine

This is the cover for the new issue of UCLA Magazine. The article it's based on collects various visions of how Los Angeles could / should look like a couple of decades into the future. I really sank my teeth into this and I think it was worth it spending some extra hours. Many thanks to AD Charlie Hess for this great assignment!


Monday, March 2, 2009

Bodensee Quilt Festival

Here's a fun project I worked on with Thomas Curtze-Schatton, a friend and freelance Art-Director in Stuttgart, who I know from my time at Panama Advertising. The image I provided was for a Quilt Festival at the Bodensee (not far from where I grew up). A Quilt Festival in Southern Germany, featuring the world-famous Japanese quilter Noriko Endo? What a mix!


Saturday, December 20, 2008

Happy Holidays!

I hope everybody has wonderful Holidays and a great start into the year. See you in 2009!
This is an image I created for the RWTH University Aachen. It shows the main buidling and the very modern building "Super-C". Many thanks to Chancellor Mr. Nettekoven.

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

ConRuhr Friends & Alumni Gala Diner

On Friday Lauren and I were at the Annual ConRuhr Friends & Alumni Gala Dinner, which took place on the 40th floor of the New York Academy of Sciences. The view was incredible! I also had the honor to design posters for an exhibition about the Ruhr area and ConRuhr. Thanks to Prof Dr. Kinne, Dr. LeeAnn Renninger and all their colleagues for a lovely evening!


Monday, September 29, 2008

RWTH Aachen University

This is a sketch for a project that I'm doing for a University in Germany. In the foreground is the main building of the Aachen University, and in the back is the super-modern, administrative building called "Super-C".