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torsten keltsch - waldkerbel 21 - 04329 leipzig - germany
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"Im Fleischerladen", April 2003, 320x200, 8 colors

Otto Dix, a German painter who lived from 1891 to 1969, is one of my favourite artists. The picture on the left is a low-colour conversion of his painting "Im Fleischerladen" ("At the Butcher's") from 1920.

"The Monostyle Scheusal", 16 colors, Oct.99-Nov.00

I once decided to paint some more original motives, but now it's the same old crap. Creating this piece took me a really long time due to my exams-preparation. It was used in a demo by CheckPoint.

"Hope", 4 colors, May 1999

nothing would have been a more foolish footnote to man's demise than that his final destruction would have been occasioned by a war to ensure human rights.

"Kiss Me!", 16 colors, February 1999

Full sucky mOd kopist style! Note that this is in 16 colors. It was used in CheckPoint's >SURE TRIP<. Besides, I am not fully satisfied with it. I just wanted to test another dithering-technique. As you might see, the try failed. Picture's from a fashion-magazine.

"BinLiner Preview logo", 1 color, November 1998

Outline of a logo for >BinLiner<. Even the outline wasn't finished due to the canceling of the project. Nevertheless, I think you should see it.

"Björk II", about 32 colors, October 1998

This is the second of an once planned three pieces picture-series showing Iceland's avantgarde-queen. Due to the fact that presentation was canceled, there's no third picture. People say this one's proportions are not right; I say: "So what?"

"Björk I", about 32 colors, September 1998

Originally done for skipped British/German concept-demonstration >BinLiner<.

"Jasmin", appr. 128 colors, August 1998

This picture made 1st place at Polish Quast '98 party. It shows the German techno-pop queen >Blümchen<. I got the original picture from the booklet of one of her albums.

The picture was also used in MYSTIC BYTES' demo >TearDrop<, released in August 1998.

"Suspend", 16 colors, July 1998

Done for CheckPoint's >SURE TRIP< demonstration, original by Valeo. Strangly enough, two weeks after I finished this one I saw a competition picture by Made/Bomb from PC showing the same girl in black/white. Weird, weird...

"aNikA's sUPERwoO", 16 colors, May 1998

This picture was used in Dynacore's intro for tSCc's MODULE COMPiL 15 "BASTABLON", which was released in late May '98.
The motive for the picture was found in a German fashion catalogue. Painting took me about 2 weeks. The picture's name can be found somewhere in it. Try to find it!

"UnderCover Magascene Issue 12", 16 colors, April 1998

Back in January '98, I found a photo of this beautiful girl in a German fashion catalogue. Originally it was planned to be used in the RESURRECTION demo, but because the release-date of UnderCover came nearer and nearer and I hadn't painted anything for the loader of it, I decided to use it for the magazine.
Painting took me about 1 1/2 week. Please note that this are only 16 colors!

"CheckPoint Logo", 16 colors, March 1998

This 8 colors logo was done for one of the forthcoming productions by German demogroup "CheckPoint".
I began with it at a little party in Dresden with the guys from Checkpoint and Escape. And as you know, I don't like it too much to paint during parties, the result is very bad. Just take a look to the left side...

"RESURRECTION Logo I", 16 colors, September 1997

Surely my hardest logo ever done. My fingers where bleeding whilst painting it. Developing the shapes began in May '97 and I hated the pixel work for it so much, I only did some pixels from time to time. But after about 5 month of demotivated work it was ready. Whatcha think?

Dyna: I cannot read it, but the blackwork in the background reminds me of something...

"RESURRECTION Logo II", 16 colors, July 1997

This was the first time I painted a face. I saw this woman in a German fashion catalouge (it was OTTO, if you like to search for it...). After some hours of shy painting (I did not know how to begin...) I realized that it looked shit but far better than I thought. The next morning I was so motivated, I just skived my lecture in constitutional law.
Can I tell you what bad conscience I had?!? ;)

"SIX SIEVERT logo", 256 colors, April 1997

With its unusual size of 656x240 pixels, this crappy logo had to be scrolled in .tSCc.'s 96k intro >SIX SIEVERT<. You may realize what happens when a 16 color-artist paints the first time in truecolor. Nevertheless, >SIX SIEVERT< ranked pos. one in SiliConvention 97's intro competition.

".tSCc. Logo I", 16 colors, January 1997

When I joined .tSCc. in early 1997, I had done no graphics for them before. So this was my first graphic for the crew. I have to admit that I got hardly inspired by a logo for AMiGA-team "REBELS". (some of the more critical persons may call it a pure copy, but I wouldn't name it that way...;))

"UnderCover Magascene Issue 8", 16 colors, oversized, December 1996

Remembering the time when I was painting this one is really horrible. After I did a pencil sketch of the logo, I drew a one color outline to the screen. Unfortunately this outline was bigger than the screen, but I thought it will be sized in some way later.
Hmm, this was a big mistake, because I never made a screen-fitting version of it. So it was nearly unusable for atARi. Eventually it was used in the intro for UnderCover 8.

"UnderCover Magascene Issue 7", 16 colors, October 1996

This was the first picture in which I used that excessive dithering style. In some parts of it I got inspired by NikO/MJJ Prod. It was used in the intro of the magazine. Well, to be honest, I don't like it too much these days...

"CREAM Logo", 16 colors, September 1996

This picture was done for issue 2 of the German PC-magazine "CREAM".
It was the first bigger picture I did after my very unproductive time at the army.
I hope that atARi-democrew "Cream" will use it some day in one of their productions... (at a time when Agent -t- is not doing gfx anymore?!?) ;)

"TNB-Logo 20", Oktober 1995-September 1996, 320x200, 16 colors

The first logo in that "every straight line is a crime"-kind of style. Burned in TNB's intro for "UnderCover Magazine 8".

"TNB-Logo 19", March 1995, 320x200, 16 colors

Very early logo that was done for a planned but never released production for the Fried Bits III party. Eventually it was released in TNB's top scoring "Lasse Reinböng"-demo two years later.

"UnderCover Magascene Issue 4", November 1994, 320x200, 16 colors

This is the first picture with a Niko-alike dithering-style. Kopist Styler!!!

"TNB-Logo 12", April 1994, 320x200, 16 colors

For this logo I got inspired by the works of a classmate. Not readable, therefor unreleased.

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