A series of drawings portraying Icelandic nature.
The drawings were originally inspired by the poem "Fjallganga" ("Mountain Hike") by Icelandic poet: Tómas Guðmundsson.
The series is meant to depict the nature of Iceland in a minimalistic, yet complex way.
The pictures were printed in the size 20x20 cm and sold to individuals at first, either with a frame or without. Later on, the product made its way into a Tourist/Art store in Reykjavík, Iceland (where the product is still sold today) and to a coffeehouse in Reykjavík, where the pictures were sold and displayed as well.
The pictures were printed in the size 20x20 cm and sold to individuals at first, either with a frame or without. Later on, the product made its way into a Tourist/Art store in Reykjavík, Iceland (where the product is still sold today) and to a coffeehouse in Reykjavík, where the pictures were sold and displayed as well.
The drawings were originally inspired by the poem "Fjallganga" ("Mountain Hike") by Icelandic poet: Tómas Guðmundsson. The series is meant to depict the nature of Iceland in a minimalistic, yet complex way.
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2020-2021/Freelance/Illustration.
A series of drawings portraying Icelandic nature. The drawings were originally inspired by the poem "Fjallganga" ("Mountain Hike") by Icelandic poet: Tómas Guðmundsson. The series is meant to depict the nature of Iceland in a minimalistic, yet complex way. The pictures were printed in the size 20x20 cm and sold to individuals at first, either with a frame or without. Later on, the product made its way into a Tourist/Art store in Reykjavík, Iceland (where the product is still sold today) and to a coffeehouse in Reykjavík, where the pictures were sold and displayed as well.
01. Hólahvilft
02. Heimaklettur
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04. The pictures were displayed and sold in the coffeehouse: Melodía ("Melody") from 2021-2022. This video was made at the time, to advertise both the pictures and the coffeehouse at the same time.
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03. The pictures packed and ready to go to the store: "Iceland Memories", located in downtown Reykjavík.
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