MARYsCOMIX

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"La Historia" de mi pinturas de metal y murales...

Time goes by and here I am again, ...now, with something else.
Since 2011, I changed my style of art, or better said, how to impress art upon pictures. I'm not drawing or photoshopping so much anymore, but designing car hoods , metal plates, skateboards & other funny stuff.
My motive stays the same: comix women with big boobies & their rocking buddies.
Influences from all over the world flow into my pictures, like "Shiva", a Buddhist godess, or the original "Route 66" with a story on the road (thanks to the "Beatniks"). "Samba meets Jazz" or "Fashionfreaks", everything is present. Something very special about my hoods and plates is that they are being lighted in different (coloured) lights. Something you can't see everywhere :-)

Airbrush Metal Stuff

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* Jazz contra Samba *

* Tango *

* Sandinistas *

* Made in USA I *

* Haarwerke *

* Breakdance *

* Panama *

* Merry Pranksters *

* Motorcycle Heroes *

* Pura Vida *

Airbrush Projects

Airbrush art out of passion
Creative design of everyday objects and art objects

* 1%er *

* Outlaw *

* Rebellen *

* Cafe Racer *

* Lady Bikers *

* Sweetie *

* Rossi *

* Marc *

Street Art

Check out my former graffiti projects and wall art.

Felix Projects

Woodworm in Action

On this page, you’ll find the projects Felix and I have created together. They feature pieces of furniture—such as bars, counters, and the like—that Felix assembles from reclaimed boards and old furniture. He’s our freaky wood enthusiast, you see. I then lovingly finish these pieces with my airbrush designs.

Creative in all situations

As a passionate artist, I would like to present my latest project on this page. Mary's splash of color introduce.
Who or what is "Mary's Paint Splash"?
Everyone knows the saying, "You have to give the child a name!" While working on my latest project, this very question arose, especially since it's something completely different from my previous works. So, I had to find a name that would apply to all my pieces.
How did this happen?
Many friends and acquaintances from all over the world, who have experienced my art in various ways, have encouraged me—one could almost say urged me—to continue pursuing my passion and not to stop. Inspired by my son's sport, the idea for my T-shirt project was born. It was clear that we needed a new name.
What can I say? That's exactly what I'm doing!

Over the past two decades, I've undertaken several projects, and my artwork has traveled the world with me, or I've found inspiration for it on those travels. I started in the mid-90s with self-drawn and written comics and photography. Around 2012, I began using airbrush, creating numerous car hoods, motorcycle tanks, furniture, murals, and everyday objects, each individually designed around a specific theme. These pieces have now found homes with family, friends, and acquaintances all over the world. And now, the journey continues! Mary's Splash of Color It's starting off with new ideas, without neglecting the tried and tested ones. It's as if another child has been born, one we've gladly welcomed into our creative world. The name Mary's Splash of Color I think it fits perfectly with all my creations. My son immediately knew that it was exactly the right name. He also knows my studio, the famous "Zickenstube" (Bitch's Room), with its brightly speckled floor.

During our creative, sometimes chaotic, but always passionate creative burst, ideas and plans just flowed out of us. While designing the T-shirts, it quickly became clear that many of the motifs already seen on other artworks were also suitable for printing on textiles. It was also clear from the very beginning of the marble run's construction that the world should see it and that we should embark on a world tour. We gradually became more and more aware that other people also enjoyed our projects and that many wished for something similar for their homes. This was repeatedly confirmed by friends, acquaintances, and guests, and we decided to tackle it together... slowly, step by step, but purposefully and full of enthusiasm!
We're looking forward to it!

~~ HOME SWEET HOME ~~
Car hoods on a world tour
** WHERE is MARY? **
A collection of my hood art all around the world

Hoods & Fuel Tanks
Over the past decade, I've created more than 45 hoods and 8 motorcycle tanks. Some have found homes far from Augsburg, scattered across two continents and nine countries. Each piece is unique and dedicated to a specific theme. I brought the ideas and motifs for these themes back from my travels (e.g., Vietnam). Others I designed to artistically represent a country (e.g., the USA, Turkey), an event (e.g., the fall of the Berlin Wall), a festival (e.g., Woodstock), or a cultural era (e.g., Paris/Berlin in the 1920s). Of course, I also created them simply because I wanted to explore a theme artistically or to make a friend happy (circus, music, Madhouse, MotoGP).
You can find out more in the gallery.

Or read the blog post about the trip of my hoods:

www.marys-ontheroad-art.weebly.com

"La Historia" de mi #*fotos-@!... para siempre ;-)
As well, I stocked up my photo gallery with photographs I have taken between 1994 and 2011. You can see a part of my portrait series, people from all over the world (African tribes, Latino Culture, etc.). also my documentation about work in Nicaragua and about the Indians at the Coast there.

Enjoy it! :-)

Paraguay / Fr. Guiana / Venezuela

Australia

Jamaica

Rarotonga

Zanzibar

Ireland

Argentina

Costa Rica

El Salvador

Hong Kong / Singapore / Bangkok

Viet Nam

Chile

Brazil

Panama

Indonesia

New Zealand

Isla de Pascua

Nicaragua

Cuba

Tanzania

USA

Guatemala

Mexico

Trinidad & Tobago

Europe

Isle of Man

Trip Gallery

Motorcycle Tours

Ghost Stories

Camper Van Tours

my Experience

Projects

Artist

"La Historia"de mi "Comix"

This is a small collection of my comix series, I drew over a period of time. My style is a combination of drawing and photography, both of which I produce. The stories or pictures have mostly an erotic, sometimes pornographic touch which, of course, I don't present on my webpage. Whoever is curious and interested in these pictures is welcome to contact me to get to know the hard stuff. On my page I only present a small amount and do not reveal all of it.
I believe comix still have to be read as a paper print of either, 8, 16 or 32 pages. To sit in the bus, waiting for somebody or just killing time, it's nice to have something handy in your hands and get a good story floating through your mind.
But because time goes by, I think a lot about ebooking and because of the fast IT development, soon I will offer ecomix, too.
Here, I'd like to introduce my main comix which is Lola and which I still work with. As well as my series El Guerillero, which I didn't finish 'till now.
I brought in my Old School comix from 1997-2000 where you can see the development of my idea combining these 2 elements: drawings and photographs.
Porno is a collection of single pictures only. It doesn't contain a story, but has a lot of shocking features.
Tommy B. and La Coca were my first comix series, I designed in 2006 and 2007 which inspired me to do more.
I put them under the name Roni Erikson. a collection of various stories.
Tantra is more like a book. It doesn't really seem like comix but it has my style.
At the end, I'd like to present my other work besides comix which are my Grafitti pieces and my foto series Freak Show of my crazy sport buddies. I love extreme sports and have a lot of respect for them. That stuff, I just do for fun. As well, I present all my travel stories and photographs, I made 2000 'till 2011. Oh yes, I have seen the world and I am proud to show you a little expression of different cultures & nature.
Lady Futura was never finished and other comic strips, too, but they deserve a place to be mentioned. So check out, what else I have done since 2011. My last comics.
Ok folks, I talked enough, enjoy my little comix collection and the rest... :-)