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i´m an illustrator from Hamburg(Germany) living in Lisbon (Portugal).
visit my second gallery AtelierGH: [link] Current Residence: lisbon - portugal Personal Quote: i accept comissions- contact me via e-mail haukevagt@gmail.com or drop me a note here on deviantart.
hey there thanks for faving my zombie picture..got say how fantastic your gallery is . Super clever images and great art thats enjoyable to look at . You got bags of style my friend!
Thanks for watching me back. I love your Baltic Sea Anomaly illustrations, but I still wonder what the anomaly is or why it turns of electrical devices.
hi DrDoomapple,thanks alot,glad you like it and that it made you curious about the "baltic anomaly". i´m also very curious about this thing. it seems to be tough to find out what exactly it is.if all goes well this summer the documentary "Mystery Beneath" will air and reveal more details and footage. but it will probably also bring up more questions- which hopefully will be answered in an new expedition to the anomaly.
Hello. My boyfriend was recently in Lisbon with a scandinavian sailboat and bought a painting from you. I got it as a gift, and I love it! Thought you ought to know that your art has traveled far up the Atlantic ocean and is currently hanging on my wall in Norway. Cheers!