Motivation For Our Work
New perspective of the world
Creativity set free
General Conditions
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Detail Levels
Level I
- The cheapest
- Uncomplicated
- Faster done
- Low detail density
- Very few details in the background
- Only a few planing options
Level II
- Best price-performance balance
- Balanced amount of details
- Nice relationship between foreground and background
- More details are still possible
- Not all planning options are possible
Level III
- Highest detail density
- Accurate production
- More revisions and sketches
- Takes the longest from start to finish
- Possible extensive planing
- Pricy
Materials
Oil Paint
Oil paint is my favorite and main medium. Back then when I started painting I painted in oils and they are still fun to paint with, to blend, and to create transisions. I prefer to use oils for the following kinds of paintings:
- Landscapes
- Portraits
- Still-lifes
- Illustrations
- Colouring of sculptures
Ink
Pens, that paint with ink, inks that come in little bottles. My favorite colour are black, sepia, and grey, besides my big collection of antique ink. I also love to give ink illustrations a final workaround with watercolours. Following subjects and others are those I love to do in ink:
- Illustrations in general
- Tattoo-designs
- Map drawings
- Antique drawings/illustrations
Watercolour
I discovered watercolours some years later after I painted with oil paint and think they are amazing to work with because they are so flexible, decorative, and ready so quickly. Like in the case of ink I like the netral brown tones the most, but depending on the motive I am ready for any colourful sparkle. Besides the regular colours I love using effect or metallic shiny paint that I try to use in any painting I do with watercolour. This kind of paint I love to use for creating following kind of artworks:
- Landscapes
- Illustrations
- Tattoo-designs
Graphite And Charcoal
Graphite and charcoal are wonderful media to create transitions, and they have a amazing traditional look. I particularly enjoy drawing on tinted paper, brown or gray. I brighten up illuminated areas of a picture with white charcoal and a white gel pen. Charcoal and graphite are wonderfully suitable for drawing the following drawings:
- Portraits
- Still-lifes
- Landscapes
- Illustrations
- Tattoo-designs
Art Metall
Gold leaf (or more artificial or striking metal) and metallic pigment paint are so magical. I like to see something glitter or shimmer in almost every one of my pictures. Both materials are used in:
- Illustrations
- Fantasy motives
- Ink drawings
- Landscapes
Clay
I only discovered modeling with PolymerClay later. I find three-dimensional work a welcome change from painting and drawing and would like to be able to take more time for it. Areas of application, such as when painting, are not directly available here:
- Pet portraits
- Surreal scultures
- Abstract sculptures
Commissions
Other None-Genre Commissions
Pricing Examples
All prices below are based on detail level I and meant to price commission work only.
Last Update: 26 December 2020 (the German tables are already updated, those here follow soon)
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