Bad framework conditions, Pencil- and inkframe around watercolour, 17 x 16 cm
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Today I was invited for lunch and after drinks were ordered, the children started to order little drawings on the serviettes: a horse, a goat, my mother… I did it all, but now I have so many pictures in my mind that I better pack them into a Daily Painting and pass them on!
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We all know how we stumble through our lives and try to avoid all these snares. Perhaps in live it’s a little bit like in love and you have to kiss many frogs to find a prince. But when I look outside I think it’s still too cold to kiss frogs. Daily Painting about kissing frogs
Still too cold to kiss frogs, ink, coloured, 24 x 18 cm
The Daily Painting today is specially dedicated to Jenny from Falmouth who kindly shared her recipe for the most delicious stew with me. So I had a wonderful time with the magic of horseradish dumplings – I loved it! Daily Painting about cooking
In my pot hocus-pocus today, watercolour and ink, 25 x 22 cm
Today I started a project about asiatic landscape painting. I always liked their style and the masterly use of the brush you can see in their writing. So for today I took an old card an artist sent me and pimped it up a little bit. Daily Painting about a chinese character
I don’t know which artist I have to promote here. But this for all who have heavy burden, Ink and watercolour with an art of an unknown artist, 25 x 22,5 cm
Today a hurricane came over the Eifel. Many trees fell down and smashed cars and houses, power blackout in some areas and there were even people killed. You need a good guardian angel when the elements come visiting you. Daily Painting about an angel in the wind
In a storm all angels are the same, Ink and pencil on watercolour, 30 x 21 cm
I hope you all have seen my exhibition in The Bristol Gallery, because today it has closed. It was a great show in a wonderful town with the nicest peoples. I dedicate my Daily Painting to them, it’s about born gamblers because running a gallery is like gambling
Born gambler, watercolour, ink and coloured pencil, 30 x 22,2 cm
This was a quiet day in the studio. I grabbed the chance to develop new concepts and ideas. Sometimes you need quiet to sort your mind and tidy your head. Sounds wise, but in fact it clears room for creative mania. Daily Painting about the relativity of reason
In Sepia jumped in the square or the relativity of reason, Sepiaink on watercolour, 17 x 24 cm
Every morning we get up, we grab our burden and start going. All the little duties that make our day are in these bags we have to carry. But you better keep your eyes open: all this will never cover the beauty that can be found around you. Daily Painting about burden
The burden, we carry each day, ink on watercolour, 25 x 23 cm
Today a friend came back from his trip to Sri Lanka. He lived with the people there and saw lots more than only the hotels. And he told about turtles and elephants he met – he’s a little bit mean, he knows I love elephants and great animals. Daily Painting about meeting big animals
On big-footing with wild animals, watercolour and sepia-ink, 22 x 25 cm