• <p>What I did here with the word “Aachen” (for an explanation go to: Institutions => Objects) I could do with any other word or name: To make the letters join to get a connected stable shape a goldsmith could use as a model for a piece of jewelry.</p>
  • <div>Design for a belt buckle</div><div>“Die Wahrheit ist es gibt keine Wahrheit”<br>(The truth is there is no truth)</div>
  • <p>Design of a haiku for a clover-like pendant in silver.<br>Pendant and poem by the client.</p>
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  • <p>Present for enrollment at school<br>Lovingly restored writing desk of a client; I added the monogram of the child it was given to.</p>
  • <p>Piece of jewelry in the shape of a tube. You can lift the lid and put something of personal value inside for to carry it with you.<br>The laser-cut glyphs are made in my ChinJap style: WEIS-HEIT (wisdom).</p>
  • <p>You can write on cloth, too. Whether it is a curtain, bedding, tablecloth or a (wedding) dress. If you want the text to appear several times in a row you could let it print on the cloth. As a repeating pattern or in different sizes.</p>
  • <p>The first room divider made completely out of text!<br>It is a line from a love poem by Heinrich Heine “Ein Meer von blauen Gedanken” (A sea full of blue thoughts)</p>
  • <p>Die Sonne hat niemals einen Schatten gesehen. (“The sun has never seen a shadow.”) Da Vinci<br>The design is lasercut out of steel and gilded.</p>
  • <p>This is my motto in life: “Beauty  will save the world” by Dostojewski. The way the letters are intertwined they look more like an ornament, so they don’t jump at you every time you look at the ring.</p>
  • <p>For this client the text around the ring should be legible. “Lebe das, was in dir ist.” (Live your inner self.)</p>
  • <p>There is no limit to where you could write on. Here it is a mug with a persons motto in life I designed for his wedding band before also.</p>
  • <p>Quote for a loft</p>
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