Drawing up two different ways to understand on top of a book
Walking along home instead of to it
The classic silo mentality is something many of us try to battle, but these defense towers like structures are more incorporated into our mindsets than we like to imagine and before we know it, we’re back in the silo
Space is not only created in what we can feel and see, but more than we realize – also in sounds
Locals view their places very different from how visitors view the same landscapes – Often we forget these differences
My ideas about how we (can) tell stories in circular ways
Logbook 15 March – Ink sketch detail from today
Logbook 30 Dec. Back in the studio wondering about the difference between driving and living a life on foot today
Logbook 17 Dec. Moving artworks around on a long Sunday in the studio
Starting to read the book “Not Knowing” today, about how knowledge can be a challenge and make you blind, there is a thin edge between knowledge and the unknown where ideas can fly.
Researching perspectives on how philosophers have used thinking while walking
Comparing different perspectives on how to see the world, worked with vehicle based understandings today
Logbook 29 November – a day in the digital reality cloud
Logbook 17 Nov. 2017 If trains where free for musicians, when my feet turns the other way around, and trees talk Text and drawings by Frits Ahlefeldt, Hiking.org I’ve been drawing up thoughts and understandings today, wondering about things like trains, feet and sunsets, while sketching watercolors of what-ever came to my mind: Here are […]
Two competing theories battle today: One saying new tech will save our planet, while the other theory, says… “sorry, I was on the phone, did you mention a planet? “
Sketch and log from 6. Oct. 2017, Sitting by a lake, throwing tiny pebbles, together with my daughter
Concerning the future… Reading The book “future babble” on a Wednesday, Great book ( so far ) 🙂
Watercolor of badger in tuxedo suit
Visual journalism using watercolors
Watercolor and text by Frits Ahlefeldt
Photo journalism has largely replaced illustrated journalism over the last fifty years, but could the hand-drawn images be on their way back? Maybe there is room for it now that digital photo-taking is busy exploring new terrain, merging with 3D and 360 degree views, Laser, infra-red, time-lapse, night-vision and other out of the ordinary photo-techniques – making room for journalists to experiment with other forms of visual content Continue reading
Drawing of a man
