This is my grandmothers famous Strudel recipe that I adapted to become a pie. And because I can’t bake pies for everyone, I wrote down the recipe for you:
You can also download the recipe card as a PDF-file.
By the way … I am determined to make it vegan next time, so we’ll see how that goes.
I was gifted a toy camera (a very colourful lomo Fisheye Baby).
Much to my surprise, it actually produces pictures.
because … colours!
Orange. Isn’t that nice for a change?
I borrowed a camera from a friend, put some strange filters on it (that I got from him as well) and now everything is orange.
This will be the poster for a conference I’m organizing with a few fellow students.
After a month of being sick and almost managing to die along the way, I finally got started on a new creative project. I learned, once again, that being able to make stuff (drawing, painting, crafting, building …) is a crucial factor in keeping me sane.
Actually, that is not much of a surprise. But those last few weeks were the worst and I’m still in a rather wibbley-wobbley my-body-doesn’t-quite-does-what-I-want-it-to-do-and-I’m-all-dizzy-and-exhausted state of being.
progress: disco cave
progress: infrastructure and stuff
I seem to like pixel drawings. Initially, a friend asked me to draw a little skyline for the header of his new website. Then I just went on and on … you know how it goes.
In the last pixel post, I wrote that the cave was supposed to become a cinema. But as it evolved, it became some sort of an underground party location.
Now it’s huge and the file has 130 layers prepared for all sorts of weird animations that might or might not actually work at some point. But still no elder gods …
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