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Here’s the first two panels of a comic strip I’ve been working on, about Holger the Danish, an ancient hero waking up in modern times. I’ll upload some full strips once I get them translated, but it might be a while, so here’s a preview.
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The cover and first page of “Cook Book for Cannibalistic Carrots (and others)!”, an illustrated vegetarian cookbook narrated by vegetables. The recipes are meant to be a sort of open-source recipes, for people like me who already like to improvise with their cooking. Then peoples can use the recipes as an inspiration and customize or further develop them. Hope I’ll get around to work more on this, if nothing else then to remember my personal recipes and get to draw vegetables eating their mates.
(PS. I used mates instead of friends without even thinking about oh god I AM BECOMING ONE OF THEM)
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Made this card for my dad’s birthday in the theme of historical slash ancient art, all on the computer this time. Happy birthday, farmand Kim!
BONUS FACTS: the symbols in the corners are danish flags. In Denmark the flag is the symbol of birthdays, and it doesn’t actually have any sort of nationalistic connotations but simply means “we are celebrating”, the same way you wear a santa hat for celebrating christmas. I know that people not from Denmark finds this to be the strangest thing, and I can honestly say I don’t blame you. However, ain’t no burfday card without dat flag.
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Well yes.
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And here’s some people from the Occupy Sydney site.
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A scene from the Occupy Sydney one year anniversary weekend.
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This is my 10-page comic piece for the danish anthology “Undergang” (“Apocalypse”), published by Forlaget Æter (http://www.forlagetaeter.dk/?p=228).
Written, drawn and (finally!) translated into english by me. Pieces of it is built around “the Edda”, the basis of the norse mythology, and the visuals inspired by artwork on old stones found in Scandinavia.
There’s a bit of the concept art for this in the archives if you’re curious.
The whole anthology can be bought in Danish here, if you feel like adding to your collection: http://www.williamdam.dk/tegneserier/tegneserier/undergang_1579594_da.html
Feel free to share it.
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A portrait of the family dog, Annie, that I made for a present. It’s a small dog with a limp, it likes to sleep and has an accusing stare. Especially when I have food. I tried to be expressionist with the crayons, it worked out all right. Dog portraits’R’us.
It’s scanned with my new handheld magic wand scanner - squueee, it’s so good I didn’t even edit this one at all after scanning except for cropping. Thanks for great scanner advice to blownminded.tumblr.com/ who also makes some super great art with some of the best use of ink I have ever seen, check ittt.
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Here is the flyer I made for a coooool life drawing class - come by if you’re in sydney!
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Here is a design for a crow typography that I made for the title of my comic “Timer og Dage (“Hours and Days”). Crows are fun.
