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Montag, 17. März 2014

 

Preview of what I'm working on at the moment.

Freitag, 6. Dezember 2013

Roberta – Ginnungagap


My dear friend Camille Perrochet just finished a new booklet for my tiny publishing house GinnungagapIt's the first bilingual edition (german | french) with a text written by Milène Gandolfi.



We are celebrating a book launch on 13. december in Munich.



Mittwoch, 24. April 2013

Täxtzit

better late than never :) 9 illustrations for täxtzit issue 3 (buy here)

Dienstag, 19. Februar 2013

Feature

As I've written before, Ginnungagap (my publishing project) released it's second booklet. It's drawn and written by fellow illustrator Lea Büchl and published by me. 

Have a look at this excerpt and hopefully that will lead you to the official Ginnungagap–Website, where you can find more pictures and even buy the booklet (have a look at --> publications --> Warten auf den Sommer). I warmly recommend it.


Sonntag, 28. Oktober 2012

Nonsense Zine









 
each zine is painted by hand with a gold pen

Donnerstag, 28. Juni 2012

postcard



In der Hütte war nur Etwas. Es war zugedeckt.
Das Spiel

mehr dazu: http://ginnungagap.ch 
Text: Lukas Maisel
Illu: Rina Jost

bachelor project and exhibition






Werkschau noch bis 1. Juli in der Messe, Luzern.
http://www.hslu.ch/design-kunst/d-veranstaltungen/d-werkschau-2012.htm

Samstag, 2. Juni 2012



working on my BA-project. 
see more here.

Sonntag, 20. Mai 2012



I'm very excited to introduce the website and the blog of my bachelor project. It is called Ginnungagap and is about publishing nicely printed booklets.

First issue will be printed in summer/autumn 2012 and includes a text by Lukas Maisel and illustrations by me. Further issues are planned with such talented illustrators as Camille Perrochet (Switzerland) and Ming Sin Ho (Netherlands).

I'm thrilled that Peter Blegvad provides a text for one of these following issues and that the incredibly talented Lilli Carré designed a logo for the project.