Sunny Yellow

Hello!

A new week and month with lots of possibilities. I'm working on achieving some major goals this month. I got some pretty awesome hints from my best friend Chris. So I hope all will go as well for me as it went for her when she used the stuff that she pointed me towards. Going by the first book, I know I'm in for some pretty amazing developments.

Since it's finally Spring (though horribly cold in Leipzig) I thought I should start this month with bright yellow and green. I really like this photograph and I hope you'll enjoy it too.

Do you have any big goals that you work towards? Care to share?

Have a great new week and month everyone.

Contrast Program - Summery Green and Business Cards

Since the winter is starting to really getting on my nerves, I needed a bit of summery green on this blog of mine. The Roman Baths in the Sanssouci Park on June 1st in 2011. It was such an amazing day. I loved this trip.


And just because I can and I really like them, I have to show you my brand new San's Visual Art - Business Cards. Aren't they fantastic? I designed them and then printed them myself.

A grass forest

Changing one's perspective is often quite helpful and in photography it leads to beauty such as this.

New Product: Starting with Holiday Cards - PK 84

And this is another of my holiday- and K-inspired postcards.

You like it, then you can buy it here: San's Visual Art - DaWanda-Shop

New Product: Starting with Holiday Cards - PK 83

My friend K recently complained that my art is too pointy and sharp, since I felt that I had gotten into a creative rut I tried to get rounder and this is what I came up with. Since the holiday season is right ahead of us, I chose dark green and (what should have been) a dark red*.

You like it, then you can buy it here: San's Visual Art - DaWanda-Shop

* Yeah, I know it isn't dark at all.

A certain calm - Park of Castle Halbturn

Confession: I love baroque. I love Art Nouveau. I love cubism. And while we're at it I love bacon too. Yum.

So the Castle Halbturn at the Neusiedler Lake in Austria is just my cup of tea. The big garden A.K.A. park, the lovely castle with its other buildings, the location, the view. I really enjoyed it to be there. Also I found that I have a thing for the interior design of the 1930s. There is an antique store in the castle and they had the most amazing stool there, but it was way too expensive at the moment for me.

Calm is a thing much needed in todays world, the same applies to humor. So in an attempt to combine calm and good humour I created the ZEN-POSTCARD-SET. I had the idea at the Neusiedler Lake. Might be that I even had it in the beautiful park of Castle Halbturn. So here it is: