This year, I’ve started sharing some of my projects— from my sketch to the final artwork.
For this big one project: took a whole year because we had a gap phase during other event in the city.

​Start from the Question:
“What do teenagers in Stuttgart want, feel, had felt, had experienced from the U-Bahn?”

Yes, the name YOU-Bahn is a play on words—mixing YOU and U-Bahn. 

For this project, I joined two special train rides, together with invited teenagers from different groups.
And this is the result!

The last few weeks, I’ve been very HAPPY to see some of my work published — and this is one of them! An illustration for a magazine.  You may wonder why I'm so happy? :)

If you’ve known me for more than 10 years, you probably know me as a stylist and interior architect. That was my life before I became an illustrator and graphic designer.
I had a career as a freelance stylist for Elle Decoration Magazine Thailand (sadly, the magazine closed a few years after I moved to Germany and started a new journey — as many of you know, it’s part of the reality in the printing industry).

But... that chapter opened a huge door in my life.
And that’s why editorial illustration is a small, but meaningful part of my dream and my fulfilling job.

For ZEIT, the main theme was about “making a decision to begin a new journey — especially for students.”
So I came up with the idea and style: “Oh oh… it'll be OKAY.”

Art direction by Maja Metz — thank you so much!