FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions.
#1 What gear do you use?
#2 Are there price lists?
#3 How much time does an artwork take?
#4 Why did you decide to create art for musicians?
#1 What gear do you use?
Already waited for the gear question!
Watercolor, acrylics, digital graphic tablet or the stone-age pencil on paper - I use whatever "gear" suits your music!
Only the highest quality art supplies find their way into my studio.
I choose only colors with very high pigment amount and excellent durability. Almost all of my papers are made by German quality company Hahnemühle.
For digital art, I rely on a Wacom graphic tablet and my favorite open-source art program Krita.
#2 Are there price lists?
The complexity and effort of a creative process can vary extremely, which makes preset prices impossible.
Simply get in touch with me and let me know your budget and ideas.
I'll come up with a few variations and give you a fixed price for each.
#3 How much time does an artwork take?
The amount of time depends on two things:
- The amount of details in the artwork
- How developed the idea of the artwork already is
I highly recommend getting in touch as soon as you know you'll need an artwork. For example, if you're working on an album and know you'll need a cover art, I can start the project as soon as your first few songs are finished and I get an overall feel for your music.
If you need to get an estimation on your own project's time frame, simply get in touch!
#4 Why did you decide to create art for musicians?
Ever known that struggle of too many passions?
I invented that.
I'm an artist - and a musician.
This is my way of connecting both worlds.
Piano is my first instrument; the E-guitar came a few years later.
I own a Yamaha piano and a Music Man LIII HSS along with a Line 6 multieffect pedalboard.
So - no need to explain terms like "mojo", "pocket" or "twang" to me.
You want your brown sound mirrored on your album cover? Well, let me see how we can include subtle EVH vibes