German technical illustrator Andreas Höher comes from the Rurh region of the country. It’s an area he loves because the people are plainspoken and - like his artwork – they’re known for being realistic and practical. “I like inventing working ‘stuff’ like machinery, cars, planes, ships, and so on,” he says.
Andreas is influenced by the photorealists of the 1960s, and photographers like Stephen Shore and Joachim Brohm. Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture, designs by Norman Bel Geddes and the steampunk look have also inspired him. He loves wide-open spaces as opposed to big cities. He’s visited the Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota and been to New Mexico, and he’d love to return one day.
Client List
Mercedes-Benz
Bosch
Tui Cruises
Saturn
Arbal
Procter & Gamble
Novartis
BMW
Hasseroder
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