Artwork
Simple beautiful moments of everyday life is what makes me take either a pen or a brush and start creating!
Over time I developed a style, which is simple, yet quickly captivating the precious sparks of inspiration. Creating helps me to stop and look around in awe and with appreciation for nature and good moments in life. Positive impressions are usually quicker to flee our minds. My creative mission is to capture them so they don’t get lost, spread the joy and inspire to find the smile inside you and not let it go.
Copenhagen on the water
There is always something happening on Copenhagen waters whether it’s summer or winter!
My Farewell Hugely Hyggelig Copenhagen Project
Favourite places, people, dogs, traditions, food, danish quirks straight from my sketchbook – one big bundle of drawings and information, which I organised and developed in Photoshop into this poster of Copenhagen.
Watercolours about Copenhagen
Part of ‘My Farewell Huggely Hyggelig Copenhagen Project’. Copenhagen poster is black&white, but i needed to colour at least some of my favourite sketches.
Acrylics about Copenhagen
Part of ‘My Farewell Huggely Hyggelig Copenhagen Project’. Copenhagen poster is black&white, but i needed to colour at least some of my favourite sketches.
Sluzy from Sluseholmen
Sluzy is a local seal, which keeps coming back nearby my home in South Copenhagen
Each time I walk my dog, I look around and search for Sluzy. It’s so nice to see her resting on the pier or diving in water to catch a fish.
Yoga Chic
Yoga Chic is here to remind you to take a good stretch into your day and be mindful about your ways. Slowing down is the new cool and movement can help solve complicated mysteries deep in our bodies and souls.
Mini Skiers
What to do when you are on the skin lift going slowly up and waiting for your turn to go down the mountain? Observe others ski!
This is how this project was born. Every day for 7 days, I was sketching skiers in my sketchbook during my winter holidays in Slovenia/Italy.
Blissfull stories from Croatia
Vinjerac stole our hearts from the first moment. It’s the panoramic walk along the coast overlooking both Mala Paklenica (small) and Velika Paklenica (big). Herds of cats patrolling the streets, keeping rodents away. Buildings made of stones, some look really old and historic. Dog Buba, who knows everyone in the village and makes new friends everyday.
Local guide by Moose Tony
Graphic brochure for an airbnb apartment. Local guide about the closest surroundings. A bit of everything to make guests stay nicer and fuller.
Don't Let Them Fool You
An ongoing series of animal portraits in response to the rapidly growing need of a sustainable approach. The idea behind the catchy colourful art with an ironic humour was ti inspire to undertake more and more eco-concious actions without the element of scare and guilt.
sketches from Canada
For the first time, I filled in the whole sketchbook on one holiday. So here is my visual blog about West Canada… from Vancouver through Rocky Mountains to Calgary!
Rainbow Dog
Rainbow Dog appreciates diversity and allows other to live their life the way that makes them happy. Idea inspired by lack of tolerance for LGBT+ movement.
Mountain Troll
When I was painting this piece, I spoke to somebody who believed in mountain trolls. I liked that idea. My troll is resting in the shade of the mountains. He is holding tight to a camera – a gift from a traveler he met on his way. The sun is going to wake him up any minute now. I wonder where he will go…
Geoffrey The Beekeper
Geoffrey is a free spirit and eco friendly dude. He plants trees and flowers to support bees. As an appreciation, bees rewarded him with a ‘bee friendly badge’. If you look carefully, you can spot it on his funky uniform.
Rocky Giants
If you stare at the mountains for long enough, you may start to see shapes and stories.
Cyclists of Copenhagen
Since I’ve moved to Copenhagen, I am really enjoying the city and the easiness to cycle anywhere I want. I love it so much, I have even bought waterproof pants to cycle in the rain! So this illustration is inspired by cyclists of Copenhagen, who seem to transport anything and anyone on their bikes.
