Tag: impressions

  • Juist Sketchbook 06/2026

    Juist Sketchbook 06/2026

    I felt a little burned out from the many different art projects I have been chipping away at over the past months. A lot of my time recently was spend in front of my PC, working on projects in Clip Studio Paint, for example. I do love all the possibilities digital art has to offer, but for me it feels a lot more like “work” than “play”.

    So I bought one of my favorite Hahnenmühle Sketchbooks in 14×14 cm for my two week long holiday on Juist. I didn’t manage to fill it completely, there are four spreads left, but right now, that I’m back on the mainland, forcing myself to finish it feels kind of wrong. So I will leave it the way it is and instead focus on a new project.

    All in all it was a great experience. Not only the drawing, but also the trip itself. Juist is a beautiful island, and I can only recommend it as a place for relaxation and for urban sketching and outdoor painting.

  • Honrath 03/2025

    Honrath 03/2025

  • Little Tokyo, Dusseldorf 2025

    Little Tokyo, Dusseldorf 2025

  • Bibimbap, Cologne 02/2025

    Bibimbap, Cologne 02/2025

  • Life Drawing 11/2024

    Life Drawing 11/2024

  • Life Drawing 10/2024

    Life Drawing 10/2024

  • Stockholm, Sweden 2022

    Stockholm, Sweden 2022

  • De Haan, Belgium 2022

    De Haan, Belgium 2022

    Before my trip to De Haan in Belgium, I picked up a Royal Talens Landscape sketchbook, envisioning it as a dedicated journal to capture impressions from my various journeys. I usually try to categorize my sketchbooks by theme, and for this one, I had high hopes of filling it only with drawings from different trips, events, and holidays. However, I didn’t stick to the plan, as the pages soon filled with a mix of holiday sketches and experimental drawing exercises alike.

    On this trip, the sketchbook became a space for exploration where I experimented with different approaches to capturing beach landscapes. I combined colored Pentel brush pens with the rich texture of crayons, aiming for that extra layer of crisp detail.