Illustration & Art

Illustration is at the heart of much of my work – from festival identities and concert posters to screen prints and personal projects. I like bold imagery, handmade textures and work that eventually escapes the screen.

Lake on Fire

Illustration · Visual Identity · Typography

For two years, I created the main artwork for Lake on Fire, a festival rooted in a music scene I was part of myself. My hand-drawn illustrations became stage backdrops, merchandise and festival visuals across print and digital.

In 2015, I also designed a new festival logo, which remained in use until Lake on Fire’s final edition in 2022.

Lake on Fire Festival 2014 ticket designfeaturing an illustrated sea god surrounded by octopus tentacles.
Pencil sketch for the Lake on Fire Festival 2014 poster illustration.
Lake on Fire Festival 2014 with the illustrated festival artwork displayed on site.
Lake on Fire Festival 2015 illustration featuring a dark puppeteer figure controlling the festival attendees.
Lake on Fire Festival stage featuring the illustrated Lake on Fire 2015 branding and backdrop.

Voodoo Hop

Concept · Illustration · Typography

Voodoo Hop is a recurring concert series for which I create individual key visuals and promotional artwork. With plenty of creative freedom, I develop each design from concept to final artwork, combining illustration, typography and a healthy dose of punk.

Each key visual is adapted for posters and flyers as well as social media, stories and other digital formats.

Voodoo Hop concert poster featuring a vintage photo of a woman, bold orange lettering and hand-drawn graphics.
Voodoo Hop concert poster featuring a dancing voodoo priestess holding a skull in red and black.
Voodoo Hop concert poster featuring illustrated hands surrounded by flames in orange, red and black.
Voodoo Hop concert poster featuring a hand-drawn tiger in blue, black, red and white.
Printed Voodoo Hop posters featuring the illustrated design.
Printed Voodoo Hop posters featuring the illustrated design.

Wild Evel &
The Trashbones

Concept · Illustration · Prepress · Screen Printing

Created for a Wild Evel & the Trashbones show at Chelsea Vienna in December 2024, this limited-edition screen print started with the obvious seasonal choice: Krampus.

I developed the concept and illustrated the Krampus in Procreate, while Wild Evel created the typography and flames. We worked back and forth on the artwork before preparing and screen printing the final two-colour design together.

In keeping with the advent theme, we produced a limited run of just 24 prints, which are still travelling with the band as merch.

Concept & Illustration: Constanze Baumfrisch
Typography & additional artwork: Wild Evel
Prepress & Screen Printing: collaborative

Constanze Baumfrisch and Wild Evel holding the finished two-colour Krampus screen print poster.
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