Reward

Opening day yesterday. Lots of visitors and more verbal gratification than my poor brain could possibly process. Thank you all for comming and thank you for all your kind words! Must rest now...

Photographic documentation coming soon...

Labour

Art show opens tomorrow

Getting closer

Opening date for the exibition is getting closer. Very busy... must work now... good bye.

Wooden sculpture update

There will be a show this fall. At Galleri Rosengången, Lerum, not far from Göteborg. It'll start the 30th of October and go on for two weeks. More info about this later on.

That's also the reason why I haven't posted more pictures here lately. I want the pieces to be new for the people comming to the exibition.

I've been working in the woodshop at my parents house this summer but I'm back home now. I've have the half-way finished sculptures organized (kind of) in shoe boxes and will now start putting them together here.



I tried working with a chainsaw for the first time... scary
, but lots of fun!

Sunday

Another day in the woodshop and more pictures of the hockey-player. I think the skate works fine all by itself too.

Good Saturday

YES! Anothter full days work in the woodshop. The hockey-player got new skates and the podium got some stubble.

The snow kept melting.

Life is good.

Good Friday?

Yes indeed it was a good friday. I spent it in the woodshop. I've been working on a hockey-player and a podium for one of the tractors.

From the window I could see the weather change. Moments of sunshine mixed with quite heavy showers. I could almost see the snow melt. Nice! This is my favourite time a year!

Drums

Since I enjoyed making the two-string freak guitar ten years ago I figured it would be fun to see how a drum-kit would look using the same approach; making small parts big and big parts small.

Old stuff - new photo

Finally! Here's a descent pic of the tandem-bike I built in 2008. See previous post.

More stubble...

...and more "eighth note patterns". I'm quite happy with how these came out. Stubble is the secret!

Woodwork again

I think it's interesting what happens when you add texture to a surface. It changes the "rythm" of the composition. So when I add stubble to the piece below I think of it as adding eighth note hi-hat beats.