Der Fürst und die Fahne

Miguel Riveros Silva, born in Chile in 1976, is known as an illustrator and director Millus. He has been working successfully for international companies, film production companies and publishers for over 20 years. He inherited his talent for drawing from his father and in his youth he learned the trade from well-known character designers and directors such as Harald Siepermann (Disney) and Alexander Mitta. He does a lot of voluntary work for young talents as curator of the Schmitz-Lippert Foundation (CÖLN COMIC HAUS) and helps them on their way to independence.

His works on CREATOKIA are his first digital originals / NFTs and thus have a very special appeal for collectors and art lovers.

Dietmar Wunder owes his way into the film business to the James Bond films with Sean Connery. Today he works as an actor, successful dubbing and audio book narrator and dialogue director as well as moderator. He is the German voice of the current James Bond actor Daniel Craig as well as Adam Sandler, Cuba Gooding Jr., Omar Epps and Sam Rockwell. Wunder has received several awards for his work, including the German Synchronization Prize 2008 for directing dialogue in the TV series Weeds, with the Ear Canoe 2011 in the category “Best Reading Children/Young People” for the audio book “Chronicles of the World Seekers – The Palace of Poseidon” by Thomas Thiemeyer. He received the Best Supporting Actor award at the 2010 Los Angeles Reel Film Festival for his role in the crime thriller Not Worth A Bullet.

Lev Nikolaevich Count Tolstoy, was a Russian writer who lived from 1828 to 1910. Tolstoy, descended from a noble Russian family, began studying Oriental languages before transferring to law school, where he barely passed. A few years of military service followed, inspiring him to write several accounts with which he made a name for himself early on as a writer. He achieved worldwide fame with the novels War and Peace (1867/68) and Anna Karenina (1877/78). As a result of the great fame he achieved, Tolstoy fell into a phase of disorientation and from 1881 turned to religious questions - which brought him not only excommunication but also police surveillance. His work is considered to have paved the way for the Russian Revolution of 1906 and served as inspiration for the Tolstoyans - even though he rejected their ideology. Tolstoy died in 1910 while traveling in the settlement of Astapovo, which has borne the name Lev Tolstoy since 1918.