Picture yourself sitting in front of a sheet of blank paper: Once you draw a line you already tend to erase it – starting all over again ...
This will go on for quite a while until you are happy with the result you've achieved. If – after various attempts – you are not going to be happy you will very likely also use some sources of inspiration to develop your idea.
A way which to me is absolutely okay since probably nobody will never be able to reinvent the wheel whatsoever! [Anyway you of course should be very sensitive on this issue – »Yes sir, very certainly, sir! I'll never copy anything, sir!« ;o)]
Well, all the above is part of a process which should be very common to all us designers out there and even though sometimes it's hard to find the right idea it's fun and the only one basis that applies to every kind of creative work we do ...
Now, if you are ever about to create a new logo here's probably one of the best résumés on recent logo-design (short, simple and quite much to the point) you may find on the web just in order to verify sketch.
So cross-check you work and keep on scribbling ;o)
... left a deep and colorful impression on us when visiting Århus the other day! Viewing 360° of this beautiful city in each and every color is truly stunning! Moreover, the AROS over which roof this architectural masterpiece is floating in also quite worth a visit!
... and witness a time warp through a true gamer's history! 
Ok, smearing a die-cast model with ordinary spray paint is probably not art yet ;0)
Right now, there's a new book about Dieter Rams on the selves which is just awesome!
While hundreds of thousands of litres of crude oil are still flowing Greenpeace is asking to redesign the green BP logo.
It's just a few days since I unpacked my brand new pair of raw demin jeans. This time though I got them from a small German garment maker instead of picking a pair from the usual brands.
... and if you are willing to spend 70 bucks for a new mouse – suddenly, everything clicks. And swipes. And scrolls. 
As I'm looking for a new piece of furniture from time to time I stumbled about this Berlin based independent label called Nach8 the other day. Above you may see what these guys assemble from oak wood or plywood panels combined with some bright coloured steel fittings ...
Every time we take a walk down the canal that slowly flows next to our apartment we pass by these five floating homes. Since I like the combination of the classic houseboat idea and modern architecture a lot I would appreciate it very much if Hamburg's politicians would give way for more projects like this. 
Picture yourself sitting in front of a sheet of blank paper: Once you draw a line you already tend to erase it – starting all over again ...
Click here to have a big grin on Marc's odd sense of humour and get exited about what you can express by using a pencil and a watercolour set the way he does!
When you stroll through the Hafencity these days you will suddenly discover some large stacks of rusty containers – irregularly arranged and beautifully lit. A faint smell of a hearty BBQ will be in the air as well as some subwoofers will be pumping low. Finally you will learn that you are on subvision art festival.
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