Daniel

In the 1980s, I pursued Landscape Design at Colorado State University in the USA, under the guidance of Professor Grant W. Reid. He was not only a great instructor but also imparted upon me the essential graphic and design skills crucial for Landscape Design. Serving as his teaching assistant for his exceptional drawing courses was a true honor.

Following my studies, I gained valuable experience as a designer in two landscape architecture offices over a span of 5 years. Teaching graphics has remained one of my greatest passions, and it was Professor Reid’s advice that prompted me to embark on my teaching career. Now, three decades later, I still find immense joy and fulfillment in what I do.

In addition to my teaching endeavors, I am the author of the book “Zeichnen in der Gartengestaltung,” published by Ulmer-Verlag. This book has been translated into three languages: German, Russian, and French.

I have a profound love for travel and find great passion in creating art within my self-designed sketchbooks. As an urban Sketcher, I have conducted workshops for “Urban Sketchers Germany.” Furthermore, my sketchbook art has been showcased in various exhibitions, including the Diari di Viaggio Festival in Ferrara, “Matite in Viaggio” in Venice, and the Swabian Exhibition for Illustration in Augsburg.

Curious to see some of my artwork? You can explore over 2500 of my drawings on Flickr.

Jutta

I am responsible for the entire organization in our company. I would be happy to advise you on the choice of course and answer your questions. Thanks to my drawing experience, I can advise you competently. Whatever you need

After studying architecture, I worked in an architecture office for several years and gained experience in planning there.

In addition to my curiosity about everything cultural, I share my love of traveling and gardening with my husband.

“Exemplary communication and perfect process management; Unfortunately, this is not something that can be taken for granted these days, so I am all the happier when it is offered .”
Ralph Roufflair