Beschreibung

Design and Artwork

Habitat, painted by Christian Gronau, is a collection of 88 beautifully illustrated cards that explore the relationship between humans and nature. The images range from realistic depictions to almost mystical scenes, with a mix of serious and humorous elements. The cards bring a wide spectrum of the natural environment on earth into view, with each card offering a unique story and perspective.

Symbolism and Themes

The Habitat cards delve deep into the themes of nature and co-existence. They encourage users to explore the deeper connections and interactions between humans and various forms of life on our planet. These cards stimulate associations and reflections, inviting a game where the natural world is central.

User Experience

Habitat is designed to stimulate interaction and discussion. It is a game that everyone can participate in, regardless of age or background. The cards promote a deeper understanding of and appreciation for our natural environment and encourage players to think about their own place within the earth’s ecosystem.

About the Author

Christian Gronau has a fondness for “all animals and some people”. After studying geology, he left Germany for less traveled parts of the world. Together with Aileen Douglas, who left her native Scotland for similar reasons, he settled on a small island off the coast of British Columbia. Twenty years of living in nature have enhanced their sensitivity to the many non-human life forms, a sensitivity that is rare in today’s industrialized world.

Main Features

• 88 uniquely illustrated cards depicting humans and nature.
• A mix of realistic and mystical imagery.
• Focused on stimulating interaction and understanding of nature.
• Painted by Christian Gronau, inspired by his life close to nature.

Reviews

Users of the ‘Habitat’ cards appreciate the artistic quality and depth of the images. They find that the cards help them look at the world around them in a different way and stimulate discussion and reflection on the relationship between humans and nature.