So take a seat and wait till it´s over.

More People on the Sofa

Little baby from behind.

Hier eine sehr typische Babyhaltung: beim Krabbeln den Kopf zu heben.

Sleep little baby boy, sleep! And do not weep... pencil drawing

2004, Aljosha sleeping, not long ago he was a baby

STOP publicity turning women into things - WARNING: it is proved to cause aggressive behavior against WOMEN.

They mutilate women and then sell their images, so that women forever lust for an object that doesn´t even exist. The end result is domestic violence, oppressive gender roles, low self esteem, billions of dollars spent on cosmetics and cosmetic surgery...  http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=155437367857130&set=a.154959581238242.39829.152196238181243&type=1&theater

There are many things about publicity that really go on my nerves, especially the way women are presented: as objects you can "buy" if you have the right products: the right perfume, the right car, the right snack. 

This is obviously a very sick view on life. It is ok if people think while watching, but I fear this is mostly not the case. 

I am for banning these commercials on TV and these big posters on the streets with naked women are not even stimulating men, I believe. It is proved that men have more and more problems with their sexuality, and women as well.

So please stop it!

looks like après ski, but it isn't - pencil drawing

Coffee After Lunch, pencil drawing

Something sweet

Sweet boy from behind, pencil drawing

sleepy friends, pencil drawing

Lisa und Martin, 2004, August Strindberg Sketchbook

TODAY I FOUND A STRANGE ANIMAL IN MY SKETCHBOOK.

Krixi Kraxi Selbstporträt, pencil drawing

Young Girl in Profile, not in a Renaissance Dress

...and if there is enough power left in the evening my daughter poses a little for me, pencil drawing

Babyface drawing

Çay. A Glass of Turkish Black Tea at the Naschmarkt, Vienna

Gaia, 2004, The August Strindberg Sketchbook

Baby Boy, 2004, from the August Strindberg Sketchbook

Paris, 2004, Jardins de Luxembourg, pencil drawing

Paris, 2004, drawing of my aunt's atelier, Malabry

The August Strindberg Sketchbook, 2004

My mother gave me this sketchbook when she came back from one of her annual trips to Sweden  to visit our family there. 

At that time I didn´t draw so much, it took me ages to fill the pages. 

Now I found it and I like those drawings. They are a bit clumsy but they mean a lot to me.

In my opinion drawings are able to capture memories and feelings better than photos.