Studio Notes

It wasn’t something I set out to define. I’ve drawn this way for as long as I can remember, but the shape of it — the tone, the...

Shaped by Instinct and Observation People often talk about personal style as something you choose — a deliberate set of decisions that...

I didn’t grow up thinking about poster art. But it was there — the kind of design that sits in the background until you start noticing...

There’s always something new in illustration — water-soluble graphite, mixed media paper innovations, digital brushes that mimic ink or...

I don’t think of my sketchbooks as projects. They’re closer to a habit. Sometimes it’s a full spread, other days just a few lines. A...

Most of my favorite colors aren’t flashy. They’re the ones you’d find in old magazines, on matchbox labels, or faded storybooks left out...

I’ve never consciously developed my illustration style . It’s something that’s always been there. As a teenager, I would draw in...

There are days when Copenhagen moves slowly. Not in a lazy way — just unhurried, like the city knows you’ll catch up eventually. I don’t...

Vintage-Inspired Illustrations Rooted in Memory and Danish Detail There are places I return to — not always on foot, but in pencil and...

There’s something about the visual language of the past - muted tones, quiet faces, the handmade feel of it all. As a Danish illustrator...

There’s something about the characters we’re not meant to notice. Not the lead. Not even the named supporting role. The one standing...

Alongside my work as a Danish illustrator and actress, I share quiet moments, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and new projects on Pinterest...

When I draw, I’m drawn to the small, familiar details that are easy to overlook. A train pulling into a quiet station. A window at the...

As an illustrator, I find a lot of inspiration in Copenhagen — the quiet corners, the way the light shifts through the day, the small...

There’s something about a winter train ride that lends itself to reflection. I was traveling from Copenhagen to Aarhus — a familiar...

When I draw, I’m rarely setting out to capture something grand. It’s more often the small, familiar human things that hold my attention —...

I’ve just published a new piece over on Medium — a quiet reflection on autumn, memory, and the kind of illustration that carries a story....

I’ve just shared a new piece over on Medium — a reflection on illustration, memory, and the quiet imagery I keep returning to. Train...

I don’t usually start with a plan. A tree, a roof, a fence — some small gesture sets it in motion. Before long there’s a house, a path,...

While Denmark is often associated with modernism and contemporary aesthetics, it’s the vintage charm of the 1920s to the 1970s that...