21/07/2026
When I moved from Berlin to Bavaria and got a bigger studio, I finally had space for it. Of course, I can’t draw all day anymore. But my creative mind needs rest too. 😁
I was tired of working with huge print companies that produce thousands of artworks and treat every piece the same.
For me, it felt similar to galleries taking a large percentage and influencing what artists should create to stay relevant.🤝🔥
I understand why galleries and print studios can be valuable at the beginning of an artist’s journey. But over time, I wanted more control over my work.
Honestly, I had never bought anything this expensive before. 💀
It was my first big investment in my art.
At first, it made my budget very tight.🤔
But you won’t believe it - the printer paid for itself in just 2 months.🤯
I was thrilled.
It became my daily routine - in the best possible way.
I printed a lot, and I still do today.
I see how much collectors value my limited editions, partly because I always cared about one thing: swipe 👉
The biggest problem was simple: I never saw my own prints. 🤨
They arrived unsigned and cost almost twice as much.
Buying my own printer was always in the back of my mind.
Then something unexpected happened.
Artists started reaching out because they wanted more control over their prints. ❤️🩹
Today, I have a team helping with external orders.
Starting your art journey? Feel free to reach out. 🤝
My website is always open, 24/7, so collectors can order a print anytime. 🖼️
But that also comes with responsibility.
I ship every order within 2–3 days, which means I’m almost at the post office every day.
The car became a must-have.👌
Not everyone can afford a framed print.
But if you choose one, I take care of the entire experience.👌
Each frame is packed with 3 layers of protective foam to keep the glass safe.
And if anything happens during shipping, I’ll replace it and send a new one for free.🙂↕️
I noticed something strange: no one was sharing photos after receiving a rolled print.
The reason? They couldn’t enjoy it yet. 😔
The paper was so thick that it kept curling back.
You needed two people just to open it. 😒
So the artwork stayed hidden in a tube until fr
