Happy new year everyone!
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Happy Christmas everybody!
Thank you for a great year!
Thank you for reading this blog
Thank you for purchasing my art
Thank you for hanging my drawings in your galleries
Thank you for publishing my work in your magazines
Thank you for working with me on something beautiful
Thank you for the links on your blogs
Thank you for the thumbs up
Thank you for the sarsaparilla spiders, rootbeer milkshakes, rainy days and mondays
Thank you Lilly <3
Thank you!
I have a new Tshirt design at graniph. It’s totally mind blowing they published it today I heard of it today, because we went to the zoo today!

Available here
One week ago Lilly and I drove to Zürich to attend the Illustrative Festival, where I was nominated for the Young Illustrators Award. Thursday was the hanging, friday was the vernissage/opening and saturday was the award night. Win I did not, but we had a nice time anyway, some great work was seen, some nice people were met and many swiss franks were spent just being there.

The thing had a glass cock, which you can hardly see in the picture. The whole thing looked magnificent in person.

Gary Taxali had a workshop at the Illustrative, which we missed because we went to the Lindt chocolate factory instead.

All sorts of ancient Greek mythology crammed into one big drawing, which of course looks much better in person. Shame on me for not taking a note of the artist’s name.

There were a couple of booths from agencies, like “Taiko&Associates”, which were the only ones who actually walked up to us to tell us about their roster. In the most charming way, of course.

“Cloudcuckoostudio” gave me some bluetack to hang my prints, which they had already seen at Print Club in London, of course. Horribly small world, that is.

All the nominees of the various YIA categories, plus a few more. Kudos to Señor Johannsen (brown corduroy jacket), if he ever reads this.
That’s it for now,
Love,
-Heiko.

Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon
“Cover Band
Over 50 artists employ the greatest LP covers of all time as their canvas…”
at Gallery 1988 L.A.
Oct. 7th – Oct. 31st

The nice folks at the Print Club in East London have transformed “Skull Island” into a gorgeous & limited screen print, just as they did with “Hellbent” a few months ago. They’ll be selling “Skull Island” amongst other prints at the Sunday Up Market this sunday (TODAY!!!) at the Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane. Be there or be □.