6. March 2019 – The approaching sea level rise, with walls of water heading for our cities is so scary that most of us simply ignore it
Sometimes tourism experts promise good and better times, if the locals are willing to fit into the right Instagram moments
Creating networks and open innovation along the coastline is key to find ways to support the thrive of local communities and biodiversity, and help us all face local and global challenges like sea level rise and pollution
Much of the plastic in the oceans enter from the rivers but it can be stopped if we work hard to innovate new ways to do it
Going through more than hundred of my ink illustrations of people
Logbook 16 March
Logbook 14 March – girl walking along the sea under seagulls question
A day walking to a forgotten giant on a hill top
Logbook 9. Jan. The edge as a place
Logbook: 8 Jan – A day stumbling in the philosophical footsteps of Nietzsche
Logbook 26 Dec. Back with my boots on
Logbook note: 23 Dec. Taking time Drawing
Logbook 18 Sep. Reading up on the legendary hiking trails of the planet
Logbook 14 Dec. Thinking about how to construct better schools, while giving my daughter a day off from it
Logbook – My birthday on a Sunday and drawing in Copenhagen with the kids
Logbook 29 November – a day in the digital reality cloud
Logbook: Drawn reportage article from a coastal innovation conference in Denmark ( Innocoast )
Study of a magical lamp, illustration style ( to compare it to watercolor style )
Watercolor sketch of a magical lamp
Wondering about the nature and logic of wishful thinking ( link to Hiking.org article )
