Illustrations for Fanzine Short Stories and Articles, Part 2, 1994–96
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- Michael Siefener, “Fliegen”, Dandelion Nr. 3
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- Michael Siefener, “Fliegen”, Dandelion Nr. 3
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- Christoph Kleinhubbert, “Rud Dryers Blues”
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- Christoph Kleinhubbert, “Der Küsser”
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- Christoph Kleinhubbert, “Der Küsser”
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- Zeichnung für Portfolio im Tagungsband Der dunkle Mythos
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- Friederike Pommer-Jittler, “Nachtgestalten”, Dandelion Nr. 5
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- Textvorlage unbekannt
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- Michael Dependahl, “Wie es wohl sein wird?”, Nightlife Nr. 6
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- Für Pallas
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- Fabian Fröhlich, “Incubus”, Fantasia Nr. 89/90
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- Fabian Fröhlich, über Tiecks “Melusina”, Fantasia Nr. 89/90
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- Freie Illustration
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- Uwe Voehl, “Der Tag an dem Peter Cushing verschwand”
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- Uwe Voehl, “Der Tag an dem Peter Cushing verschwand”
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- Stefan Fingerhut, “Die Sache mit Opa”, Screem Nr. 6
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- Vignette
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- Vignette
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- Cover Kopfgeburten Nr. 9
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- Cover Kopfgeburten, Detail
During the 90s a lot of my drawings were published in fanzines and literary magazines. More here. My favourite among these is probably Michael Siefener’s “Fliegen” (Flies), a short story which reminds me of Maupassants “Le Horla”, Kafkas “Metamorphosis” or Lovecrafts “Cool Air”.
Illustrations for Fanzine Short Stories and Articles, Part 1, 1992/93
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- Cover für Kurzgeschichten-Zine von Robert Iberl und mir
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- Kurzgeschichte von Uwe Voehl, für Nachtschatten Nr. 11
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- Kurzgeschichte von Uwe Voehl, für Nachtschatten Nr. 11
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- Kurzgeschichte von Uwe Voehl, für Nachtschatten Nr. 11
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- Uwe Voehl über Das Medium von Fanny Morweiser, Dandelion Nr. 2
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- Uwe Voehl über Das Medium von Fanny Morweiser, Dandelion Nr. 2
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- Uwe Voehl über Das Medium von Fanny Morweiser, Dandelion Nr. 2
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- Thomas Höhl, “Im Bann des Morcrudes”, Screem Nr. 3
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- Zeichnung für Dandelion
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- Cover Dandelion Nr. 1
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- Freie Illustration
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- Freie Illustration
A rare attempt to draw with a dip pen instead of a technical ink pen
During the 90s a lot of my drawings were published in fanzines and literary magazines. Most of them were re-prints of commissional work for Bastei or drawings with no particular source; about 50 were created as illustrations for short stories or articels. Part 2 here.
