My personal site: The guy behind the paper
There are no cars on the islands, no cars at all. But there are boats... from tiny row-boats, to fishing boats, to sailboats, and even a couple of rescue boats. Many of the locals taking part in the rescue service, whenever they are called on duty
Walking from Christiansoe, to Frederiksoe, across the natural tiny harbor between the two islands, on an old swinging foot bridge, I turn around to look back at the largest of the islands
In the old days the only water on the islands came from rain. It was carefully kept and protected in a number of ponds around the island. Boats had to bring all other water to the island from more than an hour away
Behind the green doors only the locals of the islands are allowed, it protect their get-away from summer visitors and tourists. A place in the deep shadow of the store, where they can relax and catch up with each other, out of the eyes of the many day visitors
Outside the grocery shop on the small island there is an open, sheltered small square, with short grass and tall trees. It is where everybody meetup to talk about the day and drink beer at 5 o'clock in the afternoon
8. March, 2019 I wonder if a home is much more than a house and a place... Things like a relationship, a feeling, a time, a trail... and a story. A story we follow in all we do, both day and night.
The European Magpie - Watercolor study of one of the most intelligent birds on the planet
Three watercolors of Rockhopper penguins - animal research
Going through more than hundred of my ink illustrations of people
Watercolor of No. 06 - Alder tree. Painting from a cold day in the forest that left ice crystals on the finished watercolor
Logbook 22. Sep. - Now 18 of my paintings on Rice paper lamps up here ( link)
Logbook 1. September 2018. Hand drawing fish on a rice paper lamp
Logbook 23. Aug. ink illustration of a Greek temple looking group of trees, with hikers
Logbook 22. August 2018. Walking together is a unique way to connect with people that can be hard to reach in any other way
Logbook 29. June 2018 - Love the simple logic of how the steps we take defines where we go
Rhino man - part of my watercolor collection animals in clothes
Platypus man, part of my watercolor collection, animals in clothes
Watercolor of a Kingfisher bird in clothing - part of my animals in Clothes collection
Watercolor portrait of a kangaroo - part of my animals in clothes collection
Watercolor portrait of a Giant Panda in a suit - part of my Animals in clothes collection
I'm Gork - drawing up meeting strangers when hiking
Logbook note, the art of small talk illustration
Logbook 14 June 2018 - Watercolor of community around huge Baobab tree
Stress - feeling like a cast away drawing
Logbook: Couple of new elephant watercolors are up
Frits Ahlefeldt - Journalist 