Kullaberg from the south side
The latest painting. This one is 20 x 98 cm. No title yet. Oil and varnish on plywood.
Starting a new project
I am going to start a fairly ambitious project. I have ten pieces of a different type of plywood, 27 mm thick (just over an inch), cut into 30 x 20 cm. I will paint both sides and mount them so they stick out from the wall. One side will have a face and the […]
The graffiti wall which used to be a “landscape” painting
Back in 2014 I donated a 12 meter long painting to Höganäs Kommun to make a legal graffiti wall. After some hesitation they accepted the offer and the wall was erected and immediately became a success! This photo was from August 2014 when it had just been up for a couple of days. After the first […]
Two new landscapes
This one is called Måne över Skälderviken (Moon over Skälderviken) and it is 30 x 30 cm. And this is called Nattliga Faror (Dangers at Night) and it is 30 x 36 cm. Both done in the past few days.
Impossible to translate…
Another new painting, same size as the precious, 13,5 x 45 cm. Oil on plywood. The Swedish title “Där en hund ligger begraven” is not so easy to translate…
Another landscape
Another painting done, this one is 13,5 x 45 cm, oil on plywood. An Arild summer sunset.
Fixed an old painting
Still active in the studio, too early to show results, but I changed the background of this painting a few days ago.
Trivial pursuit
I have been dabbling in some landscape exercises. This is the latest. 48 x40 cm, oil on plywood. Midsummer Sunset. I have also been a bit slowed down by an accident involving 28 stitches to my head, mostly concealed by the hair. I was extremely lucky and yesterday had the stitches removed and feeling surprisingly […]
A commission for Netflix
Netflix are producing a series called Chambers and I have been asked to provide some art… two pieces in various stages of progress.
Not my cup of tea
I am not doing more work on this piece. I can’t motivate myself to do more. Ok, it is fun in a way, but I did not really enjoy working on it. Maybe it is subconsciously a piece commenting the sad policy of separating children from their parents?