I think this might be my biggest painting to date. I really like the black and white photograph right now.. maybe I’ll post a colour version later

The first timrobot resin toys will launch in 2012 alongside with my own little online shop for toys, prints, and more

Have a great weekend!

I illustrated a double page spread for FrontlineShop, presenting their products in an Urban environment. On the iPad version will be something like a “making of” video about me doing the illustration. If you don’t have an iPad you can watch it right here:

The making of was made by Mathias von Gostomski who also did the animation for the opening of Mike Friedrich & Timrobot – Now in 2D.

Mike Friedrich and I will do a Live Painting on Saturday, October 9 from 1pm. Come Visit us and Say Hi!

More Infos about Stroke03:

For the first time in human history, the majority of the earth’s population is living in urban residential areas. The urban environment and the corresponding lifestyle can be counted amongst the fundamental sources of inspiration for contemporary culture. The historical revolution of visual forms of expression, in which the designs of the everyday streetscape, with its graffiti, tags, tattoos, advertising or graphic design found their sustenance, define the progression of contemporary art. The urban environment as the literal and metaphorical platform for this development both inspires and presents the artist and their work.

Notwithstanding this, the majority of projects and galleries are still operating on a mostly semi-profitable basis. Passion and dedication are still more important than business plans and projections. This has naturally led to a young generation that finds it difficult to kowtow to the dynamics and rules of the classic art market. Unbeatable participation costs combined with professional presentation and an uninterrupted passion for the art – this is where we see the starting point for STROKE, the world’s first and only Urban Art Expo. The STROKE.ARTFAIR is not a repackaging of old presentation and sales rituals in new clothing. STROKE represents an unconventional and enjoyment-oriented handling of art. Whether with an art history education, a serious collectors intention, passion for form and colour or pure curiosity – STROKE stands for uncompromising equality and openness.

The STROKE.ARTFAIR is the worlds first artfair dedicated to the artistic developments of many diverse subcultural influences throughout the last 30 years, such as Streetart, Graffiti, Low-Brow, Illustration, Skateboard Art and many more – subsumed under the term of Urban Art.

Other participants include Valsugo (D) / Xlab Corrosive Art Farm (D) / Box32 (D) / We are visual (D) / Limited no Art Gallery (I) / Soon Art Gallery (CH) / Skalitzers (D) / Superplan (D) / Xhoch4 (D) / ATM (D) / Klub7 (D) / Galerie Rasch (D) / Kunstdruckgalerie (D) / Mongomania (D) / We Love Kicks (CH) / From here to Fame (D) / Intoxicated Demons Gallery (D) / Schau-Fenster (D) / Ghp (FRA) / Inoperable (AT) / SC gallery (ES) / Quality Lovers (D) / / Atemma Contemporary (D) …

Opening reception Thursday from 6 pm – 11 pm.

Opening times Friday and Saturday from 1 pm – 11 pm, Sunday: 1 pm – 6 pm

Entry fee day ticket: 8 EUR. Public transport: Gleisdreieck (U1/U2), Mendelssohn-Bartholdy-Park (U2), Schöneberger Strasse (Bus 129)

www.stroke03.com

Check out this nice animation Matthias von Gostomski made for me… haha.. awesome! Matthias is also responsible for the video of our headclash 2010 live painting. We’ll be working together on some projects in future. I’m really looking forward to do some animation work!

Be sure to check his other amazing work over here: Bildrausch

I did some design work for this Issue. I designed the Berlin City article and the cover, which we (Alex Schneider and me) built at the Winterclash 2010. We had great help by our friend Jo, who was visiting that time. Thanks for working your ass of on your holidays! The coverphoto itself was shot by Alex.

Here’s a short clip of Ben destroying himself for the shoot. Thank You for your dedication to get this shot perfect!

You might have noticed that there’s not much to see yet. I will fill my portfolio pages with some work the next couple of days.
Be sure to check back every once in a while. I’ll be working on the site the next weeks too, so if you find a bug, send me a quick message hello@timrobot.com

Thank You!

Tim

Some T-Shirt Designs for my personal project “The Blackjack Project”. These shirts are from 2005-2007. Expect some new Blackjack Stuff in 2011. See it first over here www.iloveblackjack.de Not Dead, Just Sleeping!

I was invited by Lomo to customize a Diana F+ for the Diana World Tour Berlin. The customized cameras were exhibited in the Lomo Store in Berlin.

I made these T-Shirt designs for the artist line of New Zealand based Company Cleatis-Preston back in 2008. Each shirt is strictly limited and individually numbered. Cleatis-Preston is out of production right now but will be re-launched this year.