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December 24, 2015

Christmas elves - bah, the truth is that those tiny guys aren't nearly strong enough to haul all the sacks and packs. But we know the truth.

Merry Christmas!

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Doodle-di, doodle-da

May 08, 2016

I just learned the term "zen tangle", which sounds like a scientific expression for "scribbling is fun", but anyway, I met this particular form of shapes as "linear expressionism" a few years ago and already made some felt pen drawings then (that I can't find anymore), and I find it indeed quite relaxing to do, regardless of term. Ink pens on photo paper sheets, 10×15cm.

Terra Superior Characters

November 26, 2013

Two of the characters I did for the recently published Terra Superior supplement of the NOVA rpg http://www.nova-rpg.de/

Hurricane film poster

October 25, 2016

I recently did this poster for the dark comedy Hurricane, set in the paranaoid 50ies, that premiered in LA in October. I worked with director Christiano Dias, who was a wonderfully constructive critic all the way, to emulate the look of vintage film posters. Find out more about the film here: https://www.hurricanethefilm.com

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Ranarh: Jennifer S. Lange is a self-taught artist creating illustrations for books, games, posters, and worldbuilding projects using a range of media from digital 3D modelling to traditional charcoal drawing, using figurative realism in small formats. When not working on projects, her SFF work is accompanied by story snippets providing a look beyond the frame of the image. With her interests including anthropology, transhumanism, astronomy, and fashion, both character and architectural designs astonish with their eclectic mix of less-travelled paths. Her personal work has recently begun expanding into the philosophical and political via use of surrreal and symbolist depictions of allegorical figures, emphasizing both a positive outlook on modern life with its chances rather than its risks, and the dangers of lingering misunderstandings of oneself and others. Jennifer lives in northern Germany with her partner, and a lot of cats.

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