Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts

Silverfish City

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  • on Monday, January 30, 2012

  • This is a painting from early autumn last year, when we paraphrased artworks. I chose Water Nymphs (Silverfish) by Gustav Klimt.

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    Ripped Watercolor Portrait

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  • on Wednesday, January 26, 2011
  • Made in watercolor class. We ripped or cut out pieces from old scrapped watercolors to make self-portraits. The mirror was standing on the table so its a bit of a frog-perspective. Im going to add the rest of my shirt and a background. Ill show the finished result asap.

    The little ones

  • on Thursday, October 14, 2010
  • A series of 6 art cards measuring about 8x11,5 cm, done on greyish hard cardboard. The scanner did none of the colors any justice whatsoever. Most of the grey is silver & the yellow shimmery stuff is gold. Watercolor & colored ink mix. They'll be up on Etsy soonish.


    Rosamunda Annorlunda & Ulla Undin

  • on Sunday, October 03, 2010


  • Our first assignment in Graphic Design/Illustration was to illustrate an ABC book.
    We got a few texts from author Lennart Hellsings classic ‘’Krakel Spektakel ABC’’-book and picked two of them to work with. The imaginary book measured 170x220 mm and we were to include the text, the letter and an illustration. The texts I chose was R & U.

    "Rosamunda Annorlunda har en katt som är en hund.
    Annorlunda, som du ser, är en stad där allting sker ut-och-in
    och bak-och-fram
    och upp-och-ned."


    ”Ulla min sjöjungfru, Ulla Undin
    vaggar i havet på en delfin:
    Vågorna rulla
    våta och fulla
    fulla av silver och gull åt min Ulla.”


    This is my horrible efforts at translating them:

    “Rosamunda Strange has a cat who is a dog.
    Strange, as you see, is a city where everything happen outside-in
    and inside-out
    and upside-down.”


    “Ulla my mermaid, Ulla Undin
    rocking in the ocean on a dolphin:
    The waves are rolling
    wet and full
    full of silver and gold for my Ulla”


    We had about 3 weeks to do it. The ideas sort of splurted out during first class. Hellsings texts were all wonderful. The painting got done the last 3 hours off the day before the assignment was due. And the text-graphics I did in 3 minutes when I was dead tired. Ulla was planned to be a heck of a lot more scarier than she is. Also there's golds in there that the scanner wont pick up. There’s a lot that I would’ve done differently, but for a first Im somewhat pleased.






    Baroque

  • on Monday, August 23, 2010
  • Done in colored inks with no basic starter idea. It was a joyful thing to make. The scanner didnt do the colors or the facial shadows justice whatsoever.


    Mostly Petals

  • on Friday, August 13, 2010
  • Sketch turned into watercolors from 2009