After the exhibition at Central Carinthian Library Ravne, I was asked to create a digital collage Maximum Card for 2010 Philately exhibition (opens today). Since I didn’t have suitable exterior photos of my own, I had to use ones taken by Tomo Jeseničnik, a renowned Carinthian photographer, along with my own interior photos. Using other artist’s material is something I try to avoid if possible, but it just isn’t that easy to remove all the snow from a photo, so … Maximum Card is is a postcard with a postage stamp placed on the picture side of the card where the stamp and card match or are in concordance. In most cases, the cancel is also related to both images. Beside the front-side collage, a stamp graphics was created as well (the one below). As usual, both pieces are available on request as an affordable signed and numbered limited edition print of up to 50 x 30 cm. Btw: there’s no lake, pond or puddle near Ravne Library.

Drawing Dreams Foundation is a nonprofit organization that helps provide art supplies to children’s hospitals, and other organizations where the need arises. Donors to Drawing Dreams receive note cards featuring art from DDF on-line galleries of artists from around the world: Children Helping Children, with art created by children, and Artists Helping Children, with art created by performing and visual artists. I was honored to  contribute to DDF on-line galleries with this one, titled lots and lots of yellow flowers and one little bee … which (in form of an original limited edition print) I use regularly as a thank-you note …

Last week was quite busy. Wednesday I went to set up an exhibition at Cafe Gallery Pungert, a beautiful place located at the very end of the Kranj historic town. They only had 12 frames of their own, so I quickly borrowed few more from a friend to fill up all the wall space and display all of the triptychs. On Friday I went to set up another exhibition at Lendava Sinagogue. Thanks to two technicians from cultural center and Tomaž Galič from local photography club all the graphics were hung just in time for the opening. Marko banda were kind enough to play a few tunes for the visitors. While preparing everything for this exhibition I had an aha moment: why not customize this avatar of mine to reflect ongoing project, exhibition, whatever, … Well, this it the result of incorporating Sinagogue and Lendava cultural centre logos.

This one is a remake of an old graphics based on a Pieta sculpture above the main entrance to one of  the Rab island churches. Since the original snapshot couldn’t be found, the famous Michelangelo’s sculpture was used as a reference instead. As usual it is available on request as an affordable signed and numbered limited edition print of up to A2 size (could be printed much bigger, but I’m not sure if it would work in large sizes).

Taking a snapshot of just another house  through a glass brick might create an impression of another Friedensreich Regentag Dunkelbunt Hundertwasser building.

Computer desktop wallpaper of up to 1600 x 1200 pixels. Available on request as an affordable signed and numbered limited edition print of up to 89 x 67 cm.