I have recently started collaborating with the wonderful Fanzineverkstaden, run by the hardest-working comic artists I know – Kinga Dukja and Mattias Elftorp. It is a new space in Malmö where “ordinary, creative people” can try out and develop a range of activities connected to the field of comics. Fanzineverkstaden is especially relevant for young comic […]
February 16th, 2018
Posted In: Comics
Tags: 2018, Art, Buen vivir, Comics, community gardening, creativity, Degrowth, fanzine, Festival, Illustration, Jellyfish, Malmö, Malmö stadsbibliotek, Nature, Politics, Seriefest, Women
Not long now. On Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th March, 2018, it’s time for Seriefest again! It is a great DIY comic festival where all kinds of folks sell their comics and other visual materials. I’ll be there with the Killer Jellyfish. You can read my interview here (in Swedish). Don’t miss the fun!
The Swedish Comics Association promotes Swedish comics and comic artists and organises exhibitions and prizes and such events, as well as comics education. I was very pleased when the multi-talented Lisa Scott, the project manager of the association, asked me to run three workshops for children in their bookshop and exhibition space Rum för Serier. […]
February 13th, 2018
Posted In: Art
Tags: 2018, animals, Buen vivir, Children, Conference, creativity, Degrowth, Illustration, Malmö, Place-based Learning, Politics, Solidarity
Very pleased that the Degrowth Conference in Malmö, August 21 -25, 2018 is using my drawing of The Enormous Turnip as its logo. The conference combines academic, artistic and popular contributions. Here’s what the organisers say: “This conference is inspired by principles of care, mutual aid and democratic decision-making. We aim to live and share […]
December 30th, 2017
Posted In: Comics
Tags: 2017, Art, Buen vivir, Comics, Degrowth, ephemera, Illustration, Jellyfish, Killer Jellyfish Do Denmark, Killer Jellyfish Rock Rio, Literature, Nature, Politics, Sea
December 2017 Well this is exciting – a Killer Jellyfish comic, published in the journal ephemera. Strange yet happy bedfellows?
November 21st, 2016
Posted In: Art
Tags: 2016, animals, Art, Buen vivir, Children, creativity, Festival, I Seriernas Värld, Illustration, Nature
For the second year running, I ran workshops for children during the children’s comic festival – I Seriernas Värld – in Malmö. The workshops are held in libraries; a great way of reaching a broad range of children. This time it was in Kanini – the wonderful, newly opened children’s section at the main library. […]
October 24th, 2016
Posted In: Comics
Tags: 2016, Art, Buen vivir, Comics, Copenhagen, creativity, Degrowth, fanzine, Festival, Illustration, Jellyfish, Politics, Rock Rio, Sea, Zine Fest
Met some great people, sold some comics, spoke bad Spanish to some very charming gentlemen from Chile and Argentina (who have asked me to draw a comic for their anthology …), drank a lot of coffee, wore lots of thermal layers, felt old, felt young, decided (again) to just keep on drawing. Zine Fest Copenhagen, […]
April 4th, 2016
Posted In: Comics
Tags: 2016, Art, Children, Comics, creativity, DIY, fanzine, Festival, Illustration, Jellyfish, Malmö, Malmö main library, Malmö stadsbibliotek, Politics, Rock Rio, Sea, Seriefest, Zine
There was something for everyone at Malmö Seriefest, April 2-3 2016, in Malmö’s central library. Here’s the organising team, from left to right: Natalia Batista Olivia Skoglund Mattis Telin-Örnblom Eileen Laurie Sofia Hedman And this is what the Swedish press – Sydsvenska – had to say. Sofia and I hung out, and counted the number […]
March 16th, 2016
Posted In: Other
Tags: 2016, Art, Children, Comics, creativity, fanzine, Illustration, Jellyfish, Literature, Malmö, Malmö stadsbibliotek, Place-based Learning, Reading, Rock Rio
Seriefest 2016 is on Saturday 2 April and Sunday 3 April at Malmö Main Library. Here’s my interview (in Swedish). Come along and join in the fun!
The Zen Pencils website is a lot of fun and a great inspiration. I especially appreciate these two comics by Gavin Aung Than. This one based on a quote by Rachel Carson about wonder and excitement. I love how this brings together things that I care a lot about and which are shaping the way […]