Since we didn’t had a really big summer holiday. We decided to do another short trip before the year ends. And since Colette is closing. We thought Paris would be nice, haha!
So here we are. Cold but still the most beautiful city in the world!
Arrived around 2pm. Ate in a local farmers market and went some shopping afterwards.
Another meal and straight to bed. See you tomorrow!
A good friend of mine opened his first tattoo studio. Under the name Lakimii are now 7 stores around Baden-Württemberg. And finally Villingen.
I was contributing a Sulphuratum to this beautiful tattoo studio. I wish you all the best!
Finally moved in. Some stressful weeks are over. Between work and moving in I just craved sleep tbh. My daily routine is coming back. And this includes blogging, right?
Thank you for your patience!
In between I took some studio shots of Lee Rychter, a very talented german actor! He needed some new “head shots” and I was glad to be back in the studio again. Should do this wayyyyy more often. Tons of fun!
Thanks again Lee!
I tried to visualize the two most simple answers in the world. Since these head movements are not bound to one language. Nearly everbody will understand these significant signs of either yes or no. This not for any project yet. But this came to my mind while listening to Tyler the Creator. Still dont know why tho, haha. But I try to realise these ideas even if they dont have a purpose right now.
I’ve wanted to go to Ulm for a long time now! Finally had the time and our good friend Ben moved there some weeks ago. So we could also visit him. Thanks again for everything!
Visited the Hochschule für Gestaltung. If you don’t know anything about it, read this wiki article! Architecture by Max Bill and staff like Otl Aicher made this a very special place to learn everything about design, fonts, photography etc. Also the famous Ulm-Chair was designed right here. In 1968 the school/university closed but its legacy is still alive. Incredible place!
On our second day we went to the Weishaupt Gallery and the City Museum which also had a little HfG part which we wanted to see. As you can see the gallery had some rare rare pricey art. Incredible private collection which isn’t usual at all! Thanks Ulm! See you again!
