Collection: Mixed Media

Originals smaller than 24 x 30 cm:
– Insured shipping via DHL
– Delivery within the EU approx. 11 days / internationally approx. 3 weeks
– EU 11 EUR
Switzerland/UK 18 EUR
Rest of the world 20 EUR

Originals 24 x 30 cm or larger:
– insured shipping with MAIL BOXES ETC
–Delivery in approx. 11 days
Unframed works on paper:
– Shipped via registered mail, insured
– Delivery in approx. 3 days
– Germany 8 EUR / international 10 EUR
– Prices vary by country; you can find the rates for your country HERE.

You can choose from various payment methods, including PayPal, Klarna, credit card, Google Pay, and Shop Pay.

We hope you will be very satisfied with your artwork. However, if you wish to return it, you may do so within 14 days of receipt.

Please cover the return shipping costs yourself and pack the artwork exactly as you received it. Of course, it must be in perfect condition when it arrives back at my end. As soon as I receive it, I will refund the purchase amount to you.

Yes, you can. If shipping is not possible due to current circumstances, we unfortunately have no control over that and will refund your money.

I usually paint my paintings with acrylics on canvas.

For my mixed-media works, I use all kinds of materials—from found natural materials to beads, sequins, fabrics, various papers, packaging scraps, yarns, and so on.

My drawings are usually created with colored pencils on paper.

If I haven't framed your artwork yet, I definitely recommend having it framed. A frame not only enhances the artwork but also protects it. Paintings on canvas can usually be easily framed in a shadow-line frame. To do this, simply purchase a shadow-line frame that matches the dimensions of the canvas. The shadow gap frame will be slightly larger, as it leaves a narrow gap—the shadow gap—between the painting and the frame. You can also use a different type of frame for canvases, but always without glass. However, the shadow-line frame has the advantage that not a single centimeter of the image is obscured by the frame. It also looks elegant and high-quality.

You can display drawings in a frame with glass. I recommend using a mat, as this prevents the drawing from touching the glass directly, which helps preserve it. The mat can certainly be a bit wider, which creates a nice effect. You can also choose a colored mat to play with the visual impact. The mat should either overlap the paper of the drawing slightly, or you can deliberately choose a larger mat opening so that a gap forms between the paper and the mat.

You can also use a display frame for your drawing. I definitely recommend this type of frame for my mixed-media works, since the materials used require space. A display frame is like a small box with a glass surface that allows you to frame three-dimensional artworks as well. Here, too, you may choose to add a mat, depending on your preference.

If you need help figuring out the best way to frame a piece of art, I'd be happy to assist you. Feel free to reach out!

Acrylic paintings are lightfast. The varnish provides additional protection for the pigments. Nevertheless, and just to be on the safe side, I wouldn’t place an acrylic painting in direct sunlight for extended periods.

I recommend hanging drawings and mixed-media works in a place that doesn’t receive constant direct sunlight. That way, you can enjoy them for decades to come.

We ship to almost every country via DHL or MAIL BOXES ETC. Occasionally, we may be unable to ship to a particular country for reasons beyond our control. If this happens, we will contact you to find a solution. If we cannot find another solution, you will receive a refund.