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Wednesday, March 04, 2009

Nice Ride

I really enjoy designing/drawing all sorts of rides, machines, vehicles etc. All the more if I work on Toby Skybuckle #1 (and that's btw what I'm working on day and night these days), which is full of weird rides and... but we'll wait and see for the book :)



Apropos, the inspiration for this piece (which is not for the Toby book) comes from one of my favorite artists, Jos Danilowatz:

Photos: Satzinger & Hardenberg Archive
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10 comments:

  1. TomWednesday, March 04, 2009

    Awesome work as always! You do wonderful vehicles. Will these works ever be printed in English?

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  2. UnknownWednesday, March 04, 2009

    what a great idae for a vehicle. I'm getting so excited for Skybuckle! Give us a sneak peek, pretty please?

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  3. AnonymousWednesday, March 04, 2009

    This snow bike is a blast!

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  4. Florian SatzingerWednesday, March 04, 2009

    Tom, yes, I think they will print it in English, too. Cheers!

    Jake, big thanks! As you're a long time Skybuckle insider I'll send you a sneak peek via e-mail... :)

    Derek! :) we've had lots of snow over here... say hello to Brian for me! Btw, you're working for the telly, now?

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  5. Howard ShumThursday, March 05, 2009

    Your imagination is amazing!

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  6. Yahya EhsanThursday, March 05, 2009

    I love you work-flow. awesome!

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  7. A. RiabovitchevThursday, March 05, 2009

    Your works brilliant as usual!:o)
    Thanks for the comment.

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  8. LeandroThursday, March 05, 2009

    Florian, you "enjoy designing/drawing all sorts of rides, machines, vehicles etc.", and I enjoy looking at them!

    You should do a "Star Wars" mini-series... OK, enough of "Star Wars", hahaha.

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  9. Jose RamosThursday, March 05, 2009

    Great work Florian as ever , i like a lot that half-copter or whatever.
    see u dude!

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  10. Jason NortonFriday, March 06, 2009

    HA, your work is so cool! Always really creative idea! Beautiful

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