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Precarious BBs
Cyborg✨Witch✨Furry
Bean bags based on the characters of my webcomic Link in Bio
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Link in Bio
“Trend forecasting is like fortune telling. Predictions, assumptions, speculations … deep truth” claims the witch in my mobile-optimized comic drama. She wants to subvert the system, she says. The freelancers who work for Witchcraft Trend Forecast on a project basis doubt the witch’s intentions. Her critical posture might merely be a strategy to increase her agency’s edginess.
Web comic, 14 chapters, smart phone as reading device recommended! Read it here
Code and UX by Stefan Endres3D avatars by Aljoscha Burtchen
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Langfinger & Wackelzahn
Stuck between a childlike imaginary world and teenage horniness the characters of Langfinger & Wackelzahn are in search for belonging, but some of them already know: “Life is random”.
172 pages, b/w, softcover, thread-stitched with dust jacket
German edition
French edtionTextile trailer at Comicfestival Hamburg -
Illustration
Gig Poster for Kurt & Komisch Carte Blanche for form Design Magazine Illustration for z-bau Illustration for ZEIT LEO Halloween special Illustration for ZEIT LEO Halloween special Cover for Kuti Magazine Sticker for Klebstoff Mag -
ICC
The Institute for Contemporary Cartooning was founded out of our shared discomfort of being a cartoonist. We had doubts about the total affirmation of ancient cartooning techniques and common comic aesthetics. When we drew, we felt cringe and displeasure. So we stopped drawing, developed a corporate identity, wrote a manifesto and created keynotes on the current state of contemporary cartooning that we presented to the ignorant. Cartooning became a worldview – in a world that had itself become a classic cartoon.
Members: Karoline Achilles, Victor von Boltenstern, Michel Esselbrügge, Christoph Schnerr, Helen Stefanie and Robin Vehrs.