Challenge pt. 2

One month is just enough time to

enable crazymode.

Here is some selected works of the

finest of arts.

Summer challenge

15 works in 1 month.

And the results are in:

Lectures about graffiti/Street Art

Held 3 lectures @ Tønsberg og Færder bibliotek

about walls and streets with a cultural impact.

Once I roamed my district with noisy paint.

The first one was about the history of Graffiti from

a Hip-Hop perspective.

Second lecture was more about the diversity of

Street Art from knitting to Stencils and more.

 Last one gave a little insight on the 

differences between Street Art and Graffiti.

Thanks to the people who attended these events

and a very special thanks to the library of 

Tønsberg wich gave me a place in their program,

and helped out with all the practical stuff.

If you're in the area, please check out the new

program coming out in August!

https://tonsberg-og-faerder.vestfoldbibliotekene.no/

An oldie, but a goodie!

Tønsberg's first "XXX" store?

Revisiting this work made me realize how much my 

woodworking skills have improved.

T-shirt declaration.

It's time to admit it...

Paintbrush and stencil.

Springtime cometh!

 



Art Jam 2.0!

This weekend was the 2nd Art Jam held by Grafill.

It is a forum where game developers and designers, artists

and illustrators can meet, hang out and create ideas.

The low key vibe and chill atmosphere was exactly what

I needed and my anxious expectations went away as soon

as I realized that this group of people was just like me.

Grafill's location R21 in Rosenkrantz gate 21, Oslo.

 Some of the girls and boys gathered in groups.

We all got together in groups and started working on

the theme "Human body". The idea was to create a concept

for a game that we would like to see happen. What we 

wanted to do with this task was up to us, either sketch out

some characters, environments or design the webpage or

logo for the game. 

My workstation.

Art Jam 2.0 also included pizzas and really interesting lectures

by Frits Olsen on Saturday and Bjørnar Frøyse on Sunday.

Here we got some insights on the creative processes behind

creating a game and also some technical insights on game

development.  

Bjørnar Frøyse, Technical artist from Krillbite studios,

talking about the possibilities of using shaders.

When the first day came to an end we all went to a bar for

some refreshments. The climate was lighthearted and

I really felt at home. Jokes and sharing tips on the best

netflix shows and movies to sum up most of the night, and

of course sharing each others personal information and work. 

On Sunday we continued with our game and made some more

sketches. My team used Laptop, tablets, Wacom drawing board,

markers, pencils and gouache paints, so here was room for

whatever medium you preferred. Each group then held a

short presentation about their game concept and we voted for

the idea we liked the most. The winning team got goodiebags

and then the Jam was over :( I can't wait to see all you

good people again!

I end this post with some of my sketches.