somelatevisitor

I haven't been here for such a long time, and when I drop by it feels like visiting a memory. Did I draw all these Potter pictures? I've been out there in the 'real world', in fact, writing and drawing. My (Bavarian) criminal novel didn't really make me rich (http://www.dtv.de/buecher/holunderblut_21371.html), but I'm still proud to be an author with one of the best known publishing houses here in Germany. This writing led me back to drawing, by chance, which was no chance at all ... Another story ... But what came out of it was a multi-bi-lingual picture book (yes, I still feel addicted to drawing), http://www.childrens-books-bilingual.co

I'm incredibly unfaithful, awfully sorry, and - terribly grateful. :thanks: so much to all of you - for all your nice comments and :+fav:s on my illustrations, for all of your :+devwatch:es! I'd love to answer each and every single :+fav: and comment, but life out there (that is: real life) is currently demanding and time is slipping through the fingertips typing this short message.

I thank you all for your stars and comments - that means a lot to me. I'd like to thank each of you personally, but I fear it would take a lifetime... do your job! what the **** 's that yours??? simply love this extremly well-done perfectly arranged great video - the ultimate homage to a great rocksinger ... “To Nurse Edna, who was in love, and to Nurse Angela, who wasn’t (but who had in her wisdom named both Homer Wells and Fuzzy Stone), there was no fault to be found in the hearts of either Dr. Stone or Dr. Larch, who were – if there ever were – Princes of Maine, Kings of New England.” John Irving The Cider House