PS dancing

Doing the laundry and dancing with Photoshop in between… What are you up to?

Cut & Paste

September 17, Cut & Paste opens in Stockholm at Gallery KG52! It’s an international exhibition of contemporary collage and assemblage with participants like Vesna Pesic, who also is the creator of the flyer on top, Edvard Derkert who is mainly responsible for this exhibit, Christer Themptander (IKEA collage) and many more. Wish I could visit!
Via Notpaper!

Sunday evening

Flower passion

Having a vast photo collection of flowers, it’s impossible to ignore the magic of Creation. Though I miss working with a more professional camera, I try to do my best with an older Olympus (5 Mega-pixels). These works are the latest sprung from my “flowery” experiences. It struck me, while uploading them, that I’m trying [...]

Sunny Friday

The sun is shining bright and the day seems to get very warm. I’m soon off to enjoy what this Friday may present. Wish you all a sunny and lovely weekend!

Off teaching today

Four from the past…

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Something I created in 2001 when I strictly was using cobalt blue, cadmium red, cadmium yellow and maybe some kind of “black”, in this case charcoal… 8 years later I like it.
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Ett verk jag skapade 2001! Tiden då jag enbart använde mig av koboltblått, cadmiumrött, cadmiumgult och eventuellt någon [...]

Flickring art

“Sugary”, collage made by Ian Caulkett! Love the sense of humour and great composition.
This one totally blew me away! Called “II” and made by Les Brumes. I gather every interior designer visiting this blog will start digging now…

Found on flickr: Antony Zinonos

Flickr has not been my priority for a while but during the weekend I had an urge to refill my heart’s art storage and found many, many great artists and illustrators. So I decided to have a weekly post about what I find to be great art at flickr. I’m starting off with intelligent collages from [...]

Cutitout.co.uk – Martin O’Neill

One of my passions is collages and I got all excited when I found Martin O’Neill’s wonderful website. I don’t exaggerate when I tell you that I can spend hours enjoying his work. You should try it! Last year when teaching an art class, I kick-started them with some of his work… Thank you, Mr. [...]