Now available:
- Daisy Fashionista Extraordinaire
Female Duck, inspired by Daisy Duck and fashion designer Elsa Schiaparelli who created the iconic shoe-hat (in collaboration with Salvador Dali). Part of the outfit also includes canned emeralds for the opera evening outfit emergency.
- Donald The Sailor
Male duck, inspired by Popeye The Sailor and Donald Duck. It was obvious to merge two of the most famous sailors into one character.
Character parodies/homages
EUR 171/piece
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The sale ends on June 30th, 2025.
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Each sheet is a multiple original art print with a hand-drawn part on it (Spinach Blob/Daisy Flower), limited to a number of only 34 pieces per sujet. Printed on Edition Duerer® high quality textured drawing paper. Exactly the very paper I use for drawing.
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About the work: these parody artworks of classical cartoon characters, blended with artists and works from modern art and culture, are not copies but distinct satiric imitations/caricatures, by exaggerating and transforming the original characters and their related indica in a way that creates new originals and new meanings, different from the intentions of the originals.
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* Edition Duerer® A4 high quality grained drawing paper, measurements are 210 mm high x 297 mm width (21 cm x 29.7 cm or 8.3 in x 11.7 in). Picture frame not included.
#contemporaryart #artparody #daisyduck #donaldduck #satire #caricature #museumart #homages #floriansatzinger #limitededition Edition Dürer
I also created a version of 'Daisy Fashionista Extraordinaire' with "big hair." Not only that, but I have to dig out all the preliminary drafts when I get a chance:
(Update) Speaking of which, a few sketches on the development of the fashionista and the sailor:
Saturday, May 31, 2025
Friday, May 16, 2025
Female Duck with Coffee-Break Hat
(2025) Florian Satzinger – Salvador Dali's imaginative hats have already inspired me to create a series of drawings depicting absurdly beautiful headgear.
Mixed media (highly pigmented pastels, watercolors and wax crayons) on coarse-grained Edition Dürer® drawing paper.
#salvadordali #imaginativehats #satire #daisyduck #artparody #floriansatzinger
Mixed media (highly pigmented pastels, watercolors and wax crayons) on coarse-grained Edition Dürer® drawing paper.
#salvadordali #imaginativehats #satire #daisyduck #artparody #floriansatzinger
Friday, May 09, 2025
The Snoopy Rex
The Snoopy Rex wasn't really an idea that haunted me, but I drew him anyway.
#satire #CharlesMSchulz #snoopy #woodstock #caricature #characterparody #floriansatzinger
#satire #CharlesMSchulz #snoopy #woodstock #caricature #characterparody #floriansatzinger
Thursday, May 08, 2025
Zoolander?
What if Daisy Duck teams up with Derek Zoolander? What did I draw here?
#satire #daisyduck #zoolander #floriansatzinger
#satire #daisyduck #zoolander #floriansatzinger
Sunday, May 04, 2025
East of Porterville
I returned to an older work of mine for a few small additions, which was one of the central pieces in my exhibition at the Karikaturmuseum Krems.
Anyway, the reason is that I stumbled upon a small painting by Carl Barks by chance. Going with the title "East of Porterville" (#21-69, 1969, Carl Barks). And—due to the similar layout—it reminded me of my work. The two paintings clearly tell different stories; Barks' is obviously showing an abandoned house, the mailbox having since become a nesting place for songbirds. Mine, on the other hand, emphasizes an architectural idea. What Donald Duck's "ordinary" suburban house, with its gabled roof and all the rest we know from it, would look like if Carl Barks had opted for a modernist version.
In any case, I had now borrowed the little songbird from Barks's painting. It somehow completes the picture now.
#carlbarks #originalart #painting #eastofporterville #floriansatzinger #donaldduck #KarikaturmuseumKrems #KunstmeileKrems
The photos of Carl Barks' painting are from the auction site Worth Point. All image rights are the property of their respective owners.
Anyway, the reason is that I stumbled upon a small painting by Carl Barks by chance. Going with the title "East of Porterville" (#21-69, 1969, Carl Barks). And—due to the similar layout—it reminded me of my work. The two paintings clearly tell different stories; Barks' is obviously showing an abandoned house, the mailbox having since become a nesting place for songbirds. Mine, on the other hand, emphasizes an architectural idea. What Donald Duck's "ordinary" suburban house, with its gabled roof and all the rest we know from it, would look like if Carl Barks had opted for a modernist version.
In any case, I had now borrowed the little songbird from Barks's painting. It somehow completes the picture now.
#carlbarks #originalart #painting #eastofporterville #floriansatzinger #donaldduck #KarikaturmuseumKrems #KunstmeileKrems
The photos of Carl Barks' painting are from the auction site Worth Point. All image rights are the property of their respective owners.
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