Cover illustration for City&State magazine.
On “congestion pricing” in NYC.

AD: Andrew Horton

“How to lose like the Germans”.

The second installment of illustrations for Lufthansa on the occasion of the Soccer Euro Cup 24. This time on how the Germans, who got kicked out early in the tournament, have handled defeats in the past.

Full series on the Lufthansa website, here:
https://www.lufthansa.com/lu/en/articles/highlights-european-championship/lose-like-the-germans

Some illustrations for a brochure for Lufthansa,
Entitled “Meet the Germans”.
On the occasion of the soccer Euro Cup, a little tour of uniquely German quirkinesses for the foreign fans.

Here’s a link to the full series, with the specific topics on the Lufthansa website (free).
https://www.lufthansa.com/lu/en/articles/highlights-european-championship/meet-the-germans

Truly honored to have a little feature of my work in the newest issue of 3X3 Magazine!
Alongside such greats as John Cuneo, Brad Holland, Dorothea Pluta and Wes Bedrosian, no less!

Many thanks to the inimitable Charles Hively (and Alix-Rose Cowie for the interview)!

Here some preview spreads, there’s much more in the magazine…

To get the full issue, in print or digital:
https://shop.3x3mag.com/products/3×3-issue-36

On the debate about if lab grown brains can become conscious,
and the ethical implications of this possibility.

How to start off the new year with an upswing.
Cover and some inside illustrations.

Hemp, the allrounder.
On the comeback of an old cultural plant.

Poster illustration for an exhibit called “Long Days”,
featuring about 90 works of art and poetry by different artists.
Created over the course of last year, inspired not only by current events,
but also the dealing with and ideally overcoming times of crises in general.

Second one is the adaptation for the invite/postcard.

Happy to announce that this image was accepted in this year’s
American Illustration annual book!

On the Texan government having to deal with the Corona and the oil crisis simultaneously.
For Texas Monthly, AD Emily Kimbro.

Thanks to AI and the esteemed Jury!

http://www.ai-ap.com

Cover and inside spread. On liquid alt funds, a seemingly viable alternative
to classic mutual funds.

Thanks AD Robert Connolly!

Inside layout.
And the image again below a little bigger.

Integration or exclusion.
On religion. And if and how to teach it in schools.

For Stiftungswelt, the publication of foundations in Germany.
On “Good governance”, either through laws or self imposed regulations.

So this image just made in into AI 39, published by Amilus in November. Woo!
On the inner critic, the party pooper that never lets you take any risks.

For Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung.
On the importance of academic titles in politics.
And getting them in crooked ways.

Happy to announce I will be part of this new book, published by Rizzoli.

Five of my portraits will be included, namely Bono, Fall Out Boy, Ice Cube, Yoko Ono and Questlove. Exciting!

Pre-order: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0847868796?pf_rd_r=5ZKF3XY9ZQB3J9YFTG0F&pf_rd_p=edaba0ee-c2fe-4124-9f5d-b31d6b1bfbee

About the effectiveness of rules and regulations in order to combat the Coronavirus.

On loosening the quarantine restrictions in Germany

Cover for the special edition celebrating the 70th birtday of Rhein-Main Zeitung,
sister publication of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
Some architectural and culinary highlights of the region.

So, this just made it into the American Illustration 38 annual, to be published in November by Amilus Inc.
Woo!

Thanks to the Jury and American Illustration!
See you at the party…