Last Weekend

 This weekend it's the last chance to see the exhibition 'Marshmallow World' exhibition.

Images, top to bottom:

1. Maja K Zetterberg, Malin Koort, Lindsay J. Haynes and Ulrika Netzlers work.

2. Ulrika Netzler

3. Karin Söderquist

4. Moa Hoff

5. Andy Barron

7. Karin Hägglund och Karin Söderquist

8. Anna Lindsten

It's A Marshmallow World

My work for the "It's A Marshmallow World" exhibition.

It's A Marshmallow Private View

This Sunday the 'It's A Marshmallow World' show opened. Loads of people turned up, it was packed from beginning 'til end. Tikkle Me, with the help from Maria Lundström on keyboard and violin, did their first ever acoustic gig, which was amazing. If you don't know their music you really need to check them out: Tikkle Me.

BIG thanks to everyone who turned up to see the show, to all the illustrators who contributed amazing work and to Tikkle me for the beautiful performance!

It's a marshmallow sneak peak...pt.2

Here's a peak at the work I'll be showing in the upcoming It's A Marshmallow World exhibition. 

Opening this Sunday at Larrys' Corner!

It's a marshmallow sneak peak...

Andy Barron posted this preview today of his work for the up coming It's A Marshmallow World exhibition. It's looking pretty amazing, don't you think?

It's A Marshmallow World

It feels like I've been working on this forever. Inviting illustrators, going to meetings, finding the perfect space, designing promotional material and now it's finally done! Only the actual exhibition (and finishing my work for it) is left.

I'm proud to say that between the 1st and the 15th of December me an 9 other very talented illustrators will be exhibiting at Larrys Corner in Stockholm. I'd love for those of you who can to come to the private view  on the 1st between 14 and 17. There will be glögg and live music from Tikkle Me and of coures, the most importantly, loads of exciting illustration to look at!

You'll find the fb event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/585200341546932/?source=1

The image in the flyer was created by Emma Hanquist.