First, I brainstormed words that have to do with camping by the lake and arranged them so that they overlap: Seestern, Sternenhimmel, Himmelszelt, Zeltplätzchen. In English: starfish, starry sky, canopy, campground.
photo: Medienagentur Paderborn | Dirk Rellecke

You’d have to speak German to fully appreciate this. It celebrates the beauty of the fact that the German language allows you to chain together an almost unlimited number of words to create a new word.

From digital drawing, to paper reference, to chalk sketch on the walls and then on with brush and varnish.
photo: Medienagentur Paderborn | Dirk Rellecke

photo: Medienagentur Paderborn | Dirk Rellecke

»And how long does this kind of thing take?!«
Four full days.

Seesternenhimmels …—starfish sky ... (sorry, this really doesn’t work in English)
poto: Medienagentur Paderborn | Dirk Rellecke

…zeltplätzchen …campground
photo: Medienagentur Paderborn | Dirk Rellecke

»Plätzchen« not only means »small place« but also »cookie«, so there’s some beauty in turning a »Zeltplatz« (a campground) into a »Zeltplätzchen«—a small campground or a tent cookie.

German language—a dream!