Angelika Peißker tells Dr. Hurley about her art: “I’m fascinated by simplicity and silence and the strength that comes from it. In my drawings I try to discover the beauty of silence and dreams that comes out of this state.
Since I was a child I have loved pencil drawing – it’s a passion that has never left me. My work is very personal, full of memories that I try to express.
In my work I try to remember the beauty of life and try to share something precious and magical with people out there to give them a smile.”
Dr. Hurley's Snake-Oil Cure 
Courtney Thomas Vance
/ April 11, 2011These are visually very striking, thoughtful images.
I’m kind of in love.
I especially adore the middle print. The details on the newspaper are enough to make a girl get all swoon-like. And every fold and wrinkle on the man, his stature, his expression – it’s stunningly realistic, like a snapshot, but the color work and the pencil lines give it this lovely illustrative feel.
I hope to see more from this artist.