This moly I did for someone who contacted me at flickr. He said that he really wanted to join a moleskine exchange group with me. As I have already 4 groups running and a lot of other projects going on too, I had to decline.
But I couldn´t forget his wonderful art and so we agreed on an exchange - only the two of us and without a deadline. So no pressure for this group. It took me 5 months to get the first pic drawn.
During the first scanning process a mistake occured. I like the bar code that was created.
Monday, October 27, 2008
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Marta´s Moly_x_24
Phew... I can´t believe how long it took me to get this one (for the moly_x_24) started. I think I left it lying around for almost one month before starting with the drawing.
Actually last week I decided that after waiting for inspiration to come for 3 weeks I would just point at a list of artists and get my inspiration for Marta´s Moleskine from the artist chosen. My finger showed at René Gruau. I got my inspiration by looking at his lovely ladies - often hiding behind curtains or doors.
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More Molys
Last week the download of the pics from the digicam to my Mac didn´t work. Today somehow I managed to get the pics on my hard drive.
Here´s Leah´s moly "Enter the Carneval":

And Wil´s "Alphabet" moly:
Here´s Leah´s moly "Enter the Carneval":

And Wil´s "Alphabet" moly:

Friday, October 24, 2008
Red and Black

"Do this.I did.It made me smile.
You might too."
(seen at Same Old World. Thanks, Fern!)
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Thursday, October 23, 2008
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Letters of Your Name

Sunday, October 12, 2008
PostSecret - Guess which secret is mine?
Today (Sunday, 12. October 2008) another one of my secrets has been published at the PostSecret blog. I mailed my last secrets some months ago, so I was pretty surprised that it showed up today.
Can you guess which one it is? I checked all of the secrets shown today and about 10 of the 20 postcards could be mine. So I am on the safe side. ;) I´m posting some of them here and one of them is mine. Guess which one?






PS. Can´t wait to hear what you think - specially Benjamin. I´m sure he will guess the wrong one. :)
Can you guess which one it is? I checked all of the secrets shown today and about 10 of the 20 postcards could be mine. So I am on the safe side. ;) I´m posting some of them here and one of them is mine. Guess which one?







Friday, October 10, 2008
Spiegel im Spiegel by Arvo Pärt
Narziss und Goldhund has been posting about some of his favorite music and there I discovered great songs and bands. I already posted about Ballroom Stories by Waldeck, which I love. The music is very sexy (listen to the songs make my day, memories or even better addicted).
He also wrote a wonderful article about Maria Callas and how her music moves him to tears. It reminded me of the music, which almost instantly brings tears to my eyes, whenever I hear it: Spiegel im Spiegel by Arvo Pärt. Try listening to it when you are alone and your surrounding is quiet. Unfortunately I can´t post the video Art of contortion on Spiegel im Spiegel here, but check it out on youtube.com.
I hope to discover some more good tunes at Narziss und Goldhund. He has got quite a good music taste - well maybe except for the Coconuts. *lol - Sorry, I just couldn´t resist! ;)
He also wrote a wonderful article about Maria Callas and how her music moves him to tears. It reminded me of the music, which almost instantly brings tears to my eyes, whenever I hear it: Spiegel im Spiegel by Arvo Pärt. Try listening to it when you are alone and your surrounding is quiet. Unfortunately I can´t post the video Art of contortion on Spiegel im Spiegel here, but check it out on youtube.com.

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Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Leah's moly "Enter the Carneval"
Another Moleskine completed for the moly_x_20 group of the International Moleskine Exchange group.
When I hear Carneval, I immediately think of the Carneval at Venice. About 12 years ago I drove all night with the bus to Italy to spend the day there during carneval season and taking the same bus back home to Germany that evening. I loved it.
I actually wanted to draw the masks full white, but can you imagine that I haven´t got a white!!! I checked out the tons of colors my kids have and they also don´t have a white. But I like it like this too.
I took a picture of the complete moly too, but somehow my Mac doesn´t recognize my camera any more. So I can´t download the pics. I´m not sure why. I haven´t had that before. Any ideas?
When I hear Carneval, I immediately think of the Carneval at Venice. About 12 years ago I drove all night with the bus to Italy to spend the day there during carneval season and taking the same bus back home to Germany that evening. I loved it.
I actually wanted to draw the masks full white, but can you imagine that I haven´t got a white!!! I checked out the tons of colors my kids have and they also don´t have a white. But I like it like this too.
I took a picture of the complete moly too, but somehow my Mac doesn´t recognize my camera any more. So I can´t download the pics. I´m not sure why. I haven´t had that before. Any ideas?
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Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Will Freeborn's ABC moly
The past weeks have been busy day and night. This week I´m having a short break and then the next few weeks will be crazy again. Tonight I took the chance to complete my pictures in Wil´s Alphabet Moleskine for the moly_x_6 group of the International Moleskine Exchange group. I had fun with it.
I chose these 4 letters: E(mily), I(guana), O(ktoberfest) and T(Antin). I pondered a long time about the kind of pictures I could draw. I couldn´t decide between comic characters, typical German pictures or animals, so I mixed them all up.

I´m a huge comic fan, but I have never read any Emily the Strange comic. Can you believe that???? I almost can´t. Still I love this little character.

I enjoy drawing reptiles and insects, so this Iguana is one of them. He is watching closely over the fantastic head wound. (I have to admit that for one second I was wondering if anybody would notice, if I cut out that page and keep it for myself. ;) Hey David, in case you ever have some spare time we could exchange a little drawing. It isn´t nice to have your moly art in my hands and having to pass it on without every having the chance of keeping it.)


The Oktoberfest just ended this weekend and suddenly the US tourists have decreased in numbers significantly. Every year there is a special logo which is printed on the Steins, T-Shirts, bags, etc. This is it:

Tintin is my childhood comic hero. We had each and every issue of the comic. When we came back to Germany I noticed that the characters are called "Tim und Struppi" here. Haven´t got used to it yet.
I chose these 4 letters: E(mily), I(guana), O(ktoberfest) and T(Antin). I pondered a long time about the kind of pictures I could draw. I couldn´t decide between comic characters, typical German pictures or animals, so I mixed them all up.

I´m a huge comic fan, but I have never read any Emily the Strange comic. Can you believe that???? I almost can´t. Still I love this little character.

I enjoy drawing reptiles and insects, so this Iguana is one of them. He is watching closely over the fantastic head wound. (I have to admit that for one second I was wondering if anybody would notice, if I cut out that page and keep it for myself. ;) Hey David, in case you ever have some spare time we could exchange a little drawing. It isn´t nice to have your moly art in my hands and having to pass it on without every having the chance of keeping it.)


The Oktoberfest just ended this weekend and suddenly the US tourists have decreased in numbers significantly. Every year there is a special logo which is printed on the Steins, T-Shirts, bags, etc. This is it:

Tintin is my childhood comic hero. We had each and every issue of the comic. When we came back to Germany I noticed that the characters are called "Tim und Struppi" here. Haven´t got used to it yet.

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