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About me: Well, I drew everything what did not escape in a blink of an eye in my childhood, already. At kindergarten, I wanted to become a mother of an SOS children village and at primary school; I wanted to become a comic-strip artist and or behaviour scientist. I found that quiet astonishing what one could get out of a simple piece of paper and a pencil. I preferred to draw portrait and comic strips. Even all the pets at home were portrayed. My friends had either to keep quiet and still, because I was drawing them or they were exposed to my love of adventure and my daring. It occurred often, that pictures I lend to them were not found anymore. My "You don't listen"- primary school teacher for the school magazine, punk heads in religious education at primary school, federal chancellor Kohl in art lessons of the fifth grade, which was not found anymore by my art teacher, too or a spiritual brother, one of the "Totem Hosen", my family, the violin teacher of my mother or Mr. Spock and further more. From the pencil and eraser phase, I switched to the biro phase, because I liked the challenge that you have not the possibility to erase. Most of my pictures were not given back to me or I have given them away, because the peeps I have drawn, wanted to keep them. Experiences that show a talent for drawing eventually. At secondary school my interest in languages occurred. Finally, I made an apprenticeship as a foreign language correspondence clerk. Today I love to create things by computeranimationprograms. I have taught myself a lot by now. I like it in different languages, cute, whimsical, and superficial funny and profound with a rational appeal. The source of my inspiration is the personal cinema inside of my mind.