4x6-art

I got a mail from a gentleman a couple of days ago with the beautiful name adolphson who collects drawing from artist in the format 4 by 6 inches, I got a piece of paper in the post and now I'm sending it back so he can collect it on his site 4x6-art.com. Think to be in the same collection as Will Eisner! By the way I got contacted through my shop by a individual who wanted to buy some art, there was somethings that I found strange with the name and country and after some research I found out that it was a fraud, if any one of you are in doubt when coming to questions like this check this site : artquest.com And a big thanks to the scammer, you made me a little bit more paranoid

16 year old stuff.

From an old sketchbook, prior to my graphic design studies

the 1667 expidition to the moon

I ponder why they didn't o to the moon in the 17th century, it's such a baroque concept, space travel.

Crash

Made for Illustration Friday, the theme this week is crash.

Alien triviality and male beauty

Today I examine aliens and their every day life's And try to pin point the essence of male beauty Hope you all have a nice weekend.

A bag of bones and a fur

When I was I child my father used to take me and my twin sister to the natural museum in Stockholm, we called it döda skansen (the dead zoo). It was filled with stuffed animals, the most interesting animals where the specimen from the 18th century, filled with the spirit of the enlightenment the scientists got bones and furs sent from all over the world. The problem was that the people who stuffed the animals didn't have a clue how the animals looked, resulting in very funny looking animals. My sketches are partially inspired by my childhood memories. The Albatross The Elk The Zebra The Crocodile The Drunk duck The Elephant The Hyena The Piggles

A film post

Panning The Dolly Crash zoom Experimental filmmaking, Hamlet from above Erotic film making, Hamlet from below The Epic battle between the blue- and green-screen salesmen Independent filmmaking Or see it in it's original form

A fool proof solution

I've got quite a lot of ink related questions lately since I started using the permanent ink from Noodles. It seems to work nicely in my fountain pen no sign of clogging, even though the thought of steel nibs is nice they are not very practical not when you choose to draw no vertically. Hopefully this drawing might show some of the advantage of going water proof. The Ink was not available in Sweden (it's a small unimportant country on the rim of civilisation) so I ordered the ink from USA, the transportation of the ink was more expensive than the ink. Do anyone know of a place in Europe where they have it?

Mr Destructo!

Moleskine number 3

Be more flexible

The Blogger break appears to be a short one, sorry for the confusion. Tried the more flexibility of my new pen this Sunday and the water-prof ink. I did more doodles but I better be smart and portion them ou over a couple of days. Friendship Nike A win-win situation The roman legion prototyping the unisex uniform Readers digest Watching the Radio

Tiny purple fishes

Not so purple but couldn't pass the possibility of citing my favorite Cream song: sorry about the tired of blogging I'm tired of working that is. But I'll take a weekend of at least. Thanks for all nice comments

The end of the world as we know it

Due to an unfortunate design flaw we will have to pros-pone the total annihilation of the world, sorry for the inconvenience Been feeling rather unattached to my blogging hopefully it's only temporary. I like to feel attached you see

Pigs of the old West

Single barreled Joe Squeky pants Molly Derringer Winchester Eddie

Red

What better to Illustrate when you got the blogger blues than red for illustration friday?

Lantis

This autumn I got the possibility to make a little comic book through Seriefrämjandet (don't got a clue how to translate this). They make small comic books called lantis, printed in A6 format 22 pages, I reworked part of my first monkey story to fit the format. This is the front cover, printed in two colors. And the back, I'll let you know when it goes to print, it's a very limited edition

Moby dick and friends

Wasn't to happy with the scan de saturised a little bit, you can follow the evolution in the previous post. Got tagged by Alina 6 Weird things about me: well weirdish 1. I have had a lot of nicknames in my days, the one I was most proud of was the Idiot. My friends from architect school used to call me that, I think it was a term of endearment. 2. I bake all my bread, love the feel of dough. 3. I got Daltonism, this has always made me insecure when it comes to coloring things. 4. I have a habit of exchanging words, in my head the sentence sound ok, but when it comes out some words are wrong, I don't hear it myself but people corrects me. Initially I started arguing, but now I'm aware of the problem. 5.I like to run, and when I run I like to listen to audio books, now I think about certain part of books when I re-visit the places. In this hill William Tecumseh Shermans children died, here Marius and Sulla first meet, or turnpike did his most evil deed under this viaduct. 6. I once went to a dance class, my feet where not as fluent as my pen though (unfortunately)

Inking a new paper

I've decided to start destroying a perfectly innocent white paper with ink. Managed to continue destroying, and made it to a whaler(?) Some additional ink, added some whales and a harpooner. Sunday morning. more ink Now maybe time for some color, dare I say it