by Lily Mae Martin
Daily Deutsch Doodles are a series of illustrations based on contributions to the #dailydeutsch Twitter hashtag, aimed at helping people trying to learn German.
“Du brauchst dein Licht nicht unter den Scheffel stellen” = “you need not hide your light under a bushel”. Licht by Lily Mae Martin, whose exhibition “Brutally Beautiful” opens this Saturday (May 5th) at Neonchocolate.
by Barbara Hovens
Daily Deutsch Doodles are a series of illustrations based on contributions to the #dailydeutsch Twitter hashtag, aimed at helping people trying to learn German.
Fernweh by Barbara Hovens is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported Licence.
by Michelle Last
Daily Deutsch Doodles are a series of illustrations based on contributions to the #dailydeutsch Twitter hashtag, aimed at helping people trying to learn German. Art by Michelle Last.
Daily Deutsch Doodles are a series of illustrations based on contributions to the #dailydeutsch Twitter hashtag, aimed at helping people trying to learn German. Art by Josh Bauman, who draws an daily comic about his life in Berlin, called Caffeinated Toothpaste.
by Clairikine
Daily Deutsch Doodles are a series of illustrations based on contributions to the #dailydeutsch Twitter hashtag, aimed at helping people trying to learn German.
Ich habe die Nase voll by Clairikine is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 France (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0).
Helmut says: Well, it’s rather “Ich habe die Schnauze voll!” in Berlin.
Schnauze = mouth (slang)
James says: Awesome, love the Berliner version. Thanks!
text is a bit faint James!
I think that was a design decision on the illustrator’s part… have you got your specs on?
Yes, that was the idea. It says “Wanderlust (noun) — Untranslatable — A melancholic desire to wander off, Fernweh. A longing for another place, another Epoche, another epoché.”