The artwork for the September flyer

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Somewhere around a open fire, a story is told along the Wetyourselfians about the birth of the world…

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I made an illustration for Arbetarbladet, for a Saturday live music guide for Gävle, Sweden.

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When I went home to my hometown, Sandviken, for some holidays, I was asked to put up an exhibition at the “LarsPalm” Gallery.

I called it “Efter solsken kommer regn”, (A direct translation would be “After sunshine there will be rain”). It’s a word twist of a Swedish saying, which I turned into a pessimistic meaning instead of the opposite. A little reminder that everything fun will eventually ran out and that reality will eventually catch up with you. That nothing lasts. It’s good to be prepared…

Here is some of the drawings I had for the exhibition. Worth to point out is that I didn’t have much time to finish my especially made drawings for the exhibition. Less then a week actually, and of top of that I also made a mural.

At the moment I don’t have any translations for the pictures. I’ll see if I write something down later.

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WetYourself artwork for July Flyer.

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This is the fifth cartoon that I made for Ergo, a Swedish paper for the University of Uppsala.

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An English translation would be something like:

“I’ve been thinking about which category you belongs to me”

“And I’ve realised that you don’t really work as the ‘Boyfriend-type’, but more of the ‘Ex-boyfriend that never really will let me go-type”

I made a illustration for the local paper (called “Arberarbladet“) of my hometown. And the article was about someone who made a Tribute song for the local football team.

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Some people are kind enough to stay together for their children’s sake. But as I see it; kids are like dogs, they sense those things

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Oh! Was a paper printed as a final project for LCC by Martina, Ana and Daisy (Called MAD together) and they asked me to an illustration with the theme of “Change”.

Here is what I did. Something that started with a passionate kiss and ending in decay, misery and oblivion

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Wetyourself takes many forms. Here is one of them
- This is so far the most detailed drawing that I’ve made for WYS

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Some Bank Holiday fun with Wetyourself.
The official version.

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What’s this, Is this how they look inside or do they all look different?
Who knows…

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This is the fourth cartoon that I made for Ergo, a Swedish paper for the University of Uppsala.

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An English translation would be something like:

- Happy – Toughtful – Irritated -
- Scared – Sad – Satisfied -
- Surprised – Determined – ~Strained -

“The many faces of Botox”

Some Bank holiday fun with Wetyourself.
Here in an alternative color version

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My friends asked me to an illustration for their a poster of their pub night

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“The Art of Pleasure”.
To pleasure someone, or someone self, he or she have to know how to push the right buttons and switch the right switches and play the right tunes. And no instruments are the same, so someone have to find the right tuning before someone can fully master its art.

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A Vampyre illustration for the Swedish local paper Arbetarbladet.

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The lovely Sketchbook Magazine asked me to do murals for their pop-up shop in Newburgh street in Carnaby, London. The shop was up for a month and they had workshops, seminars, sample sales, screenings and galleries. Each room had a theme decorated with murals of various illustrators. They assigned me with “the cupboard of curiosity”, a very suitable theme for me and my drawings.

Unfortunate I only had my phone’s camera available to document the mural and it doesn’t have any flash so the images are slightly blurred
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They also asked me to drew frames on the wall for their illustration gallery upstairs

Sketchbook documented the process on their blog:

This is the third cartoon that I made for Ergo, a Swedish paper for the University of Uppsala.

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An English translation would be:
“Dogs”

You can download the paper as pdf here