Another pretty old concert poster. Actually we were playing with our old band, the mighty Krystal Meth, as the opener that night. I don’t exactly remember why I didn’t put us on the poster, though. What I do remember is that this was an amazing evening! Iron Lung are one of my favourite bands and I’m glad that we got the chance to play with them. Their live performance was pure havoc. I just hope that Jensen Ward doesn’t remember too much of our conversation. I think it got pretty fanboyish.
This was one of my very first concert posters. Social Chaos were awesome that night (like always) and I got pretty wasted. That’s what you get at everybody’s favourite venue, the Koma F.
Berlin Scrawling contains illustrative works by eighteen Berlin-based artists. It started out as one of these drunkish ideas, but unlike most of these ideas, this one was actually followed through. The presented artworks range from expressive to realistic, from digital collages to traditional drawings and from intuitive compositions to in detail planned designs. So you pretty much get a nice cross-section.
• Closed format is 8.3 × 11.7 inch (A4)
• 39 illustrations on 44 pages
• Silkscreened cover on heavy orange cardboard
• Edition of 48
Contributing artists:
The 13th Sign, Ajka Six Fingers, Anef, Anna Vo, Bertrand Bouchardeau, Björn, Black Nail Illustrations, CrippaXXXalmqvist, Dawid M. Piprek, Diana Zhang, Doomsday Graphics, Kaska Niemiro, Oli Verboden, Paula Estévez, Philip Hölldobler, Roland Chiocchetti, Scum, Sweta Krause,
Tom is the Bastard
Buy here. Please get in touch for combined shipping. The same goes for people who live in Berlin anyway and want to pick up a copy directly from me to save on postage.
After quite some time of sketching, building, tweaking and long discussions, echos oratos is finally online. But here’s not much to see right now, eh? Indeed so. Over the few next days I will start feeding this blog with past and upcoming projects, with my designs and artwork for posters, shirts, logos, covers, etc. So be sure to check back or follow my blog feed here.
Also, I want to give my heartfelt thanks to Paul who took care of all structural and technical matters. For more information about the making of this blog please visit the credits page.