I would like to thank three great persons/artists for critisizing and in inspiring me.
I’ve allways been too pig-headed to take advise from others or to try something else. Now that i’m not in school, i have come to a point of shitting out inspirationless crap that kept me from losing the will to do anything at all, i lately found myself a new way of drawing wich has
(for now) opend new doors and endless freedom to do what i want. I hope i can also use it to explore some more about painting and other materials. But it mostely is a thing that i feel really confertable with when drawing.. something i didn’t feel for a few years.

Now i know this whole ‘new style/way’ is nothing more than a scetchy way of doodling but i will get better on it. Iwant to be able to create images without the use of stylistic lines (if that that’s a term). Things don’t have lines around them in real life, just light creating shadow,showing shapes, forms and colours. Than again i realize i’ve never kept promises to my self about working in a sertain way longer than three or four pieces, but i shall try to keep this thing alive. I found out that drawing and painting are quiet simmillar, the only thing you have to do is find your own way of putting things down.


Many thanks to:




Just got back from the beautyfull and cultural overwhelming city Antwerpen (Belgium), were ‘Vidorulover’ showed me all the gallerys, musea and historical oddity’s.
It was great and has left an implotion of inspiration in my psychotic brain-chunk.
I’m even thinking to start a study overthere, because the rooms are quiet cheep, the public transport survices are better organized, the beer is good and the musea are free!


Now if you’ll excuse me, my art is getting cold..