Schwedt to Passow

Here's another page that I might use in the thesis — the one and only time during the entire trip where I thought I could maybe get hurt. Obviously, this wasn't a highway but was a stupid, stupid route to take and I was scared shitless for the entire 10km stretch.

Komfortzone

I'm making slow but steady progress on my comic - I have to think so differently because I'm not used to doing such long stories. Sometimes I feel like I'm dwelling too long on a scene or moving too quickly...but I'm playing it by ear as I go along.

Here's an uncolored page...although I kind of like the way this looks, too!

I've done it!

After a long month of final preparations, I've finally finished my BA thesis project! If you are in Berlin and interested in seeing my karuta game "Amtsschimmelpilzernte", our thesis exhibition is still going on until this Thursday at:

Direktorenhaus

Am Krögel 2, 10179 Berlin (S/U Jannowitzbrücke or U2 Klosterstr.)

12:00-20:00 daily until 27. July

(I'll be around on Wednesday afternoon (16-20)) 

Woooooooot!

One more month!

Ehm, you're probably tired of hearing this, but I'm sorry for the lack of updates! One more month to go until the final presentation and exhibition of my BA thesis project ... Endspurt -- here we go!

 

Kraftrad

I haven't had much time for comics lately because all of my time and energy is being used up for my BA thesis project. Here's my favorite drawing from this past weekend!

Armilla

Our "Invisible Cities" project is finally done! Tears of joy were shed. Check it out below!

Tel Aviv Day 2

Shalom from Tel Aviv! After a hectic but successful week at the Leipzig Book Fair, G and I are on a well-deserved holiday in Israel. Tel Aviv is warm, sunny, bustling and delicious. I've already eaten two falafel sandwiches in the last 24 hours; I'll see how many more I can eat in the next 7 days. Also, curiously enough, we both got mistaken for someone and asked for directions on our second day. Something about my Japanese face must scream local (yeah, right).

Oh, and in case you're curious, this is how our stand ended up looking like at the Leipziger Buchmesse.  Somebody came by and told us our paper cloud looked like popcorn. Peoples!