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moving is hard guys, my back feels broken but we finally got the keys and are moving (all my mainly) stuff into our new flat. change is scary and being a adultish is even scarier but i’m ready for this new period in my life. hope you are all having a wonderful start to my favourite month
[ID: An overgrown yard with a tabby and white cat partly hidden in the grass. Second photo is a lush, green bank with tall pink and white phlox scattered across it.]
Whilst being here I’ve been working on a series with the wonderful Binti Afrika,(meaning daughter of Africa), a Kenyan reggae singer, creator and model based nr Nairobi - can’t wait to show everyone these beautiful shots over the next few days
Jag bodde i vår lilla timmerkoja under Övre Frykens Konstrunda. Precis när solen gick ner på lördagskvällen målade jag den här lilla akvarellen, och sparkade därmed igång friluftsmålerisäsongen för min del. Min bror kom och höll mig sällskap och tog ett foto av mig när jag målade den här.
Själva utställningen gick bättre än vad jag någonsin hade kunnat föreställa mig. Jag sålde tretton av femton akvarellmålningar och alla fyra färgpennteckningar som jag hade med. Jag vet inte vad som hände, det är första gången som jag har varit med om något liknande. Jag är glad och tacksam, men också ganska yr efter upplevelsen.
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Last light, watercolour, 18x13 cm
During the art exhibition at Övre Frykens Konstrunda I stayed at our little log cabin. Just as the sun came down on Saturday evening I painted this small watercolour, and thereby kicked off the plein air season on my behalf. My brother came to keep me company and shot a photo of me painting this.
The exhibition itself went better than I could have ever imagined. I sold thirteen out of fifteen watercolour paintings and all four of the coloured pencil drawings I brought with me. I don’t know how that happened, it’s the first time it’s been like that for me. I’m happy and thankful, but also quite dizzy from the experience.
