A fold-out illustration for "Little Suck-aThumb".

This christmas I made some painted porcelain for a christmas marked where I also sold some of my illustrations. It's always really enjoyable to be a part of these sort of things and see all the nice stuff other people are bringing.

Oh my, how long it has been since my last post. but it certainly doesn't mean that I've done nothing the last couple of months. I have both been one month to china, where I did a journalistic drawing blog, and I've learned that I love making animations.
You can watch my animations by following this like to vimeo: http://vimeo.com/114348114



This is the Jian'an temple in Shanghai. Shanghai has a lot of contradictions I think. One of the most obvious is defenitely the coexisting of old and moderne buildings (or is it a clash?). Like when this old temple building is surrounded by new modern financial towers and adverting banners.

A scene from the temple. If you would like to see the rest of my drawings from shanghai, please visit this tumblr blog: http://pernilleblaabjerg.tumblr.com - there you will also find a short animation of a "shikumen moment".

Since I have been ill today and therefore staying home in my PJ's, I decided to spend the day practicing my Photoshop skills. This is the first time I actually try to make an entire drawing in Photoshop, and I think it went quite well. It's definitely something else when you have to work with colors as well as getting the motif right. 

Hi ya all! So it's finally the summer holidays, and after some very hard and intense months I'm really looking forward for some relaxing. But before I totally slumber away, I thought I would just upload a few illustrations that I did during this semester.


Apollon is sad because he accidentally killed his young lover Hyracintus:

The feeling you get when it hits you that you sound exactly like your mother:

A short text by my friend Simon Holm Pedersen: 

Book cover. I think you know it:

I have here som sketches from a project where I was to illustrate an imaginary journey to Portugal based upon a novel by H. C. Andersen in which he visits ..well, Portugal. These are the two I'm most fond of. 

"Sintra"

"An old cloister up in the mountains close to Palmella."

Siblings