When Willy Puchner travels, landscapes, animals, cities, and above all, people become part of his world for brief moments. At home, he organizes these impressions and combines them into his world of colors, which is regularly published in the FAZ. He connects loose thoughts, quotes, and impressions into fascinating diary images full of surprising details, collects materials, discards them, continues to gather, and renames the colors: perch red underwater, chanterelle yellow in the forest, braid green in Antarctica, Kalahari brown in the desert. Willy Puchner feels happiest when one or another whimsy finds its way into the image. Often small things, big childlike thoughts that he simply allows. A book like a treasure chest, filled with a delightful abundance of ideas, thoughts, inspirations, and images.