This is a portrait of a friend's dog. His name is Alvar, and he is a flatcoat retriver. Picture from www.micawbers.se.

Made with graphite pencils.

We got a theme for an exhibition in school. The theme was change. I did two pices of art for the exhibition, one in traditional media, the other in the computer. This is the one done in the computer. It is about my inner journey, and that everyone, even the grayest, and most boring of caterpillars one day can become a beautiful, colourful butterfly.

Done in Adobe Photoshop 7 with wacom tablet.

I wanted to do something for fun, and got the idea of a colorful world where the animals look like candy, and the clouds are flying sheep.

Made with aquarelle.

This is my second oil painting ever, it is a still-life with tulips. This was a school assignment.

This oil painting, my third one, was done in class, and we did the whole painting in it's complementary colors before we put the real colors in there.

We had to make self-portraits in oil in school. I decided to do mine a bit different, so I mede me a princess. And as I like to have fun while painting I made myself haughty.

This dragon looks like candy to trick humans into picking it up. Then it bites them with it's poisonous fangs, and eats them. This was made with watercolor pencils, for an Epilogue contest, "The ultimate dragon".

This is an old idea of mine. A dragon laid her egg in a birds nest, and when the dragon hatched the bird thought that the dragon was her child. As the dragon was very playful, he played with his mother, unaware of his own strength. Unluckily he snapped his mothers neck while playing, and she died.

Made with aquarelle and pen.

This elf is not done in my usual style, but I wanted to try something new to give me some more joy in painting.

Made with watercolor pencils.

I haven't seen many elfes that aren't skinny and to small, so I drew a healthy, big sized elf. It is based on a sketch I did in life drawing class, and finished with graphite pencils.

I noticed that I didn't have any mermaids in my gallery, and that I hadn't painted any in a long time, so I made a new version of the first mermaid drawing I ever did.

I wanted to practice drawing profiles, and this is the result.

Made with graphite pencil.