Saturday is for: - working on my art catalogue - my sci-fantasy darkly humorous demon web comic (sketch)

One my most fun-to-create characters for a digital collectible drop. It's a hipster-ish vampire and the angular style is something I wanna incorporate into my current style as well...

For my last successful exhibition in Berlin, I created fake products with my Mars Dorian-style humor: - a broken smartphone (so you don't have to break it) with a porn/troll/bullshit app preinstalled - 100% organic Elv Milk - Energy drink with 100% artificial flavors

Advanced sketch for you and me (Learning to draw women better) *Inspired by an artwork I found online

My exhibition in September/October in Berlin was successful. Lots of folks came to the opening and I made a dozen sales over the the weeks. But boy, am I exhausted from all the work...

Tired after a long Finissage (end event of my gallery) Lots of talking, storytelling and 2 more sales and perhaps a third one in the making

Starting to hang all my artwork for the exhibition next Friday the 12th of September 2025!!!

busy day today::: - I bought nails and spray varnish - packed 13 artworks for transport for my upcoming show - picked up my new invitation cards after hours of battling with UPS about my delivery - prepped for tomorrow 'cause every is stack to the max when prepping for a gallery show!!!! GN nowzzz

don't mind me I'm just paint-drawing my self-primed chairs for the next gen of cyborg humans

Would you sit on this face?

Getting out invitation cards, packing and wrapping my artworks for my upcoming exhibition on the 12th of September—this one is 1 m 70 cm centimetres wide

I’m so proud of my gallery opening on September 12th that I’m creating variations of my invitation card:

Spotted in the wild! (Totally no setup) My invitation card to my exhibition on the 12th of September in #Berlin !!!!

First batch of invitation cards for my gallery in September is finished! If you’re in Berlin I can give you 1x personally

Sanity is for the weak

By Mettaflix inspired character who's thoughtful, perhaps about his or her own weirdness I need more flow into my line style ;)

the world's going to sh*t it seems so my only option is to create more art than every to keep up with the insanity

Framing the smaller artworks as Passepartouts for my upcoming exhibition in September!

Sometimes, I wanna unleash that tiny punk inside of me and channel that chaotic energy into a character

Cover art concept for my first catalogue I published a couple of years ago--still love the ideas, but it's wayyyy too messy. Final version was more minimalist (unicorns with pink background to the right!)

Exhibition from a couple of years ago. Premium prints showcased at a gallery inside a former Prussian military stable near Berlin

Preparing my carefully selected passé partouts for my upcoming gallery in September

Hammering Stretching Painting Cleaning Making physical art is a challenge

Getting my screen-corrupted a$$ to hand-build wooden frames and stretch my canvas over them. All for the September exhibition!

Blood elven design for an urban fantasy style comic that never materialized…

Building, framing, stretching my NEW artworks for my September exhibition during Berlin Artweek

Pain builds Personality Was in a weird spot when I drew that character

I love semi-abstract sketches

A sticker based on my logo that doubles as a call-to-action to get creative sh!t done

New passé-partout artwork shipped to a collector in Germany.

my BS account isn't growing at all--opposed to last October- November where I gained hundreds of followers. How can I grow this account? I'm already sharing my artwork, sketches nad progress pics...

Working on my high quality artwork prints with delicious acrylic colours— —all for my upcoming exhibition in September

This figure is part of a widescreen artwork I drew about a theme that’s very important to me—perhaps you can guess it?

Video footage of my gallery piece I printed out today! (I used an industrial-style printer)

At the print Haus, birthing my gallery pieces

For my warm-up sketch, I wanted to create a pensive manga-girl character which ended up looking like a #m3gan -type figure :)

Just sold this limited edition print to a collector couple. Side note: I co-worked on a painting workshop in Azzano, Italy, years ago, and that's where the couple participated and got to know me first. Fascinating how sales can come from the most unusual sources...

A quick sketch of Killy from #Blame by Tsutomu Nihei

Artwork I've sold to a cool art couple from Brussels. The mixed media features a hip vampire boy praying to its inner fate. I've used that side profile of characters many times because I dig the 2D quality of it :)

Reading Japanese sci-fi-fi because I like the dark and the weird (Knights of Sidonia)

Before I create final artworks, I always create classic black and white sketches It helps with the flow and posing (using digital ink to mimic the dirty flavor of pigment colors)

Damaged warrior who's got one energy dose too many (One of my underrated pics that I sold as a digital collectible) Including a similar character into my upcoming sci-fi web comic

A hand-crafted acryl artwork I created for a close family member--the character is an artistic interpretation of her. Made 100% by hand on Scandinavian wood panel!

Created this X-berg party duo and used the base design for a couple of premium prints i've sold over the past years:

Creating artworks for my upcoming exhibition and drawing my sci-fi webcomic Busy and addicted to improving my craft

Advanced sketch of a sci-fi protagonist for my upcoming sci-fi web cartoon

Quick Dorohedoro Appreciation sketch (Weirdest manga I’ve ever read)

At the impressive Uderzo exhibition in Berlin, showing the lifetime work of Albert Uderzo, the co-creator of Asterix & Obelix Originals in painstaking detail, ink and brush

I’m already playing with designing my invitation card to my exhibition in September in Berlin :) (Image blurred for now—final artwork will be revealed in time)

Sunday is sketch day! (Also went to a gallery where I plan to exhibit later this year)