9-19 februari ställer jag och mina duktiga kursare från bilderbokskursen ut på Göteborgs stadsbibliotek. Mycket fint, mycket
bra. Tips tips!

Och när jag ändå är i tipsartagen:
Lappen
Sommar utan män
Prinsen av Gamla stan

Portraits of Grandpa.

Me, Hilda Grahnat and Linnea Paulsson have curated a zine and now it's finally time to release it.

Here's the idea: Grandpas are peculiar. They have funny habits, they tell the same stories over and over, and some of them
have experienced something extraordinary. As our grandpas disappear, so do their stories. We've made this zine to celebrate
them.

The zine includes nine different grandpa stories with accompanying fold-out illustrations by the talented Agnes Florin,
Andrea Andersson, Ella Moe (fd Johansson), Emma Carlisle, Hanna Konola (first spread in the photos above), Hilda Grahnat,
Klara Lindahl (last spread in the photos above), Saga Bergebo and Sara Söderholm. Cover illustration by Linnea Paulsson.

The zine is digitally printed and hand bound. You can buy it in our shop, it's €7 + postage and we ship worldwide from Sweden.

UPDATE: The small edition of the zine we made sold out fast! (Thank you!) Now we are taking pre-orders until February 29,
and then we'll make as many as ordered. So if you want a copy, place your pre-order in the shop before February 29!

A huge thank you to all the contributors! And grandpas of course for providing us with the amazing stories.

Photos by Hilda.

Pink and Red looking good together.

I'm participating in The Sketchbook Project this year. I got the sketchbook in september, it's 32 pages and I still haven't
finished it. I put up a way to strict structure for how to work in it, and it was no fun at all. Sketch and strict just don't go well
together. Now I've decided to ignore my original plan, and TADA: out comes a spread I like. A reminder to myself that it's
sometimes better not to finish what I've started.

PS. The theme of my book is Things found under car seats.

Work in progress. I'm having so much fun! I've never really painted before, not whole images. I love it! When I don't want to
throw the brushes out the window that is.

My work in the latest issue of Akademikern. It's always nice to see it in print.