Göttingen in Letters
In 2021 I received funding from Niedersachsen state to run a culture project in my city of Göttingen. Using the concept of my city logos series, where landmarks spell out their names (e.g. the A in Paris is the Louvre Pyramid) I invited the people of Göttingen to see their city in a new light and submit their ideas of which local landmarks best resemble each letter. Each week I would show my own interpretation and at week end choose the best submitted idea from the public. After 6 weeks there were two full Göttingen logos containing 18 unique vector illustrations of buildings, statues and objects representing our past and present. The resulting 16 page booklet was chosen to be displayed in Göttingen's city archive.

Guess the book window display
The hospital library in Göttingen got in touch to create a series of pictures for their window display that would attract attention and bring in more visitors. I liked the idea of holding attention and creating intrigue via some kind of challenge so I produced 16 minimalist book covers that invite passers-by to guess which novel they represent. In that vein I invite you to have a try yourself. Here's 6 to try guess. Hospital library users can find the answers inside, but you can always flick me an email to check.

Aesop's Fables
In 2022 I received further funding from the Niedersachsen Dreht Auf fund for a collaboration project with Ruth Reiche a.k.a Kunst Nerd. We created a series of pictures for six Aesop's fables that combine text and illustration to retell these important life lessons in a new way. The illustrated fables are all mostly about working together in different ways e.g. valuing each person's contribution in a team or how to manage people with a gentle approach. Each fable has a unique typographic title. The drawings, text and story each play a part in the overall picture. Sometimes the text forms a shape and sometimes the illustration interacts with the text inline with what's happening in the story.