Mystical places

Illustration from an upcoming book about the worlds most mystical places. The Bermuda Triangle for example. I wanted to do something with spaceships and I wanted the scale to be GRAND. So I came up with this. I love drawing spaceships.

Road Work I

Machines for road work parked for the weekend in my neighborhood. Lovely machines aren't they?

Music by Mikael Carlsson

Here's my guitars-only version of my good friend Mikael Carlsson's choral piece Nocturne. Inspiration from Howard Shores soundtrack for David Cronenburg's movie Crash which we're both fond of. Recorded for his 40:th birthday.

More beautiful music at Mr Carlsson's Soundcloud-page.

Poster

Here's my poster for up-coming choir-consert with beautiful music written by my good friend Mikael Carlsson.

Another poster

Poster for choir concert next weekend. Beautiful and very, very old music from Spanish renaissance composer Thomás Luis de Victoria. Hagakyrkan Göteborg, Nov 1 at 5 pm. See You there!

Excavator

This lovely little excavator was parked for the weekend outside the building where I live. Left there for me to draw from this sweet angle?
Thank you!

3D-printing I

Finally found some time to pick up the 3D-modeling/printing-thread  from last years workshop at KKV. 3D-printing still feels like science fiction (and I like it).

Block printing IV: Masonite and linocut

Another tree with drilled holes as highlights in the leaves. I can't decide if I like these perfectly rounded dots or not - I think maybe they look more like small lights or sparkle than actual leaves? The tower in the small linocut is tilting - I didn't see that until I saw the print. Could've fixed that in Photoshop before posting but I didn't... because that's cheating. ;-)

Block printing III: Linocut

I got me some really nice swiss lino-cutting tools earlier this summer. I'll probably keep focusing on the larger prints while I'm here - I can make small linocuts at home or in my regular studio. But I had to try them though and the quality of the knives really makes it fun to do small prints.

Block printing II: More masonite-cut

It's been really warm here. 30°C day after day. Quite exhausting. Luckily for me the garage, shaded by some large pines, is the only place here at my parents place where the temperature is at least somewhat comfortable. I keep making big block prints in masonite board with my proof press. Lots of fun and I think the prints come out real nice.

My buddy Per likes them too.