Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts

Sunday, December 13, 2009

Iphone application animation for children












Iphone application animation for children; game and poem animated illustrations. Client: Israeli startup

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Illustration for Heinrich Heine poem ‘Altes Kaminstück’ Exhibition Heine


Neue Gedichte: Zur Ollea: ‘Altes Kaminstück’


Outside, white snowflakes are blowing
Through the night: the storm is loud:

Here I’m alone, beside the blazing

Hearth inside, warm, quietly bowed.



I sit here in my chair, just thinking,

Here beside the crackling glow,

Kettle humming, as its boiling,

Melodies from long ago.



And my little cat sits near me

Warms its paws beside the coals,

While the flames are flickering, weaving

Brave imaginings in my soul.



Now many a long forgotten age

Rises in twilight air,

As if in shining masquerade,

And faded splendour, there.



Lovely women with knowing glances

Beckoning with sweet mystery,

And Harlequins in prancing dances

Leaping, laughing merrily.



Marble gods from furthest distance

Greet me: near them, dreamlike, grow

Flowers, from tales, that entrance

In the moonlight glow.



Many a magic castle, rising,

Swims uncertainly to view,

Behind them gleaming knights riding

And with them pageboys too.



And all of this goes flashing by,

Hurrying on in shadow flight –

Ah! The kettle’s boiling over,

And the little cat howls with fright.

Friday, June 20, 2008

Paris, Avallon, Auxerre: June 2008


Travel photo-shots of visits of museums, streets and paths of Paris, Avallon, Saulieu, Auxerre in June 2008
by Adriana (most) and Mirel (some)



Paris Cluny in the garden


(a very good place to eat your sandwich and to drink your beer)




From Avallon to Vezelay, an enchanted path




From Avallon to Vezelay




From Avallon to Vezelay




Auxerre




Auxerre


From Avallon to Vezelay on the path of the river

Cluny Paris



From Avallon to Vezelay




Petit Palais Paris
(Adriana's best shot)



Avallon


Petit Palais Paris



Petit Palais Paris




Petit Palais Paris




A Palestine photographer on the Pont des Arts -Paris


A window of a bookshop in Paris; the owner told Adriana that she is not "allowed" to take pictures; but it was too late :-)

The classical shot of Paris of course

Go to France... but...





There also the artists are (not) selling their works in the street



It is not enough to be big to win



The best posters are made by underground artists




a coffee costs money (DRINK AT THE BAR!)




...and BEWARE: this year is the French strike year for metro, bus, train and airport!
Action Sociale!
...you'll get caught in the most beautiful prison...






...so think before!


This is the size of a matchbox (Clunny)



May the angels ...




and the devil...(Cluny)


and all the creatures may help you

in your travels!




When the Future looks at you ...





A way of certifying experience, taking photographs is also a way of refusing it by limiting experience to a search for the photogenic, by converting experience into an image, a souvenir. Travel becomes a strategy for accumulating photographs. (Susan Sontag)