Studio Notes

There’s a particular kind of silence that lives in a recording booth. Not the absence of sound — more a stillness that hums just beneath the surface. I’ve grown to like it. It reminds me of early mornings in the city before people are fully awake. That pause before the day begins. A portion of my voice work takes place in that quiet. Standing behind a microphone, shaping tone and meaning through the voice alone. It doesn’t demand the full-body inhabiting of film or theatre ac

Copenhagen is often associated with Scandinavian modern design and minimalism. But what keeps drawing me back though, are the traces of earlier decades — interiors, colors, and objects that have survived from the 1920s through the 1970s. You notice them in museum rooms, small cafés, antique shops, and flea markets scattered throughout the city. Over time, visiting these places has become part of my own creative routine. Many of my drawings begin with something I’ve observed i

A Local Artist's Guide Copenhagen is often described through its best-known landmarks — design museums, famous restaurants, and historic squares. But much of the city’s creative atmosphere lives in smaller places that rarely appear in guidebooks. As someone who lives and works here, I’ve found that many of the most inspiring corners of the city are the ones you discover almost by accident: a gallery on a side street, a cemetery path lined with old trees, a café where people s

What does a typical day look like for a Danish illustrator? For me, the answer changes depending on the season, the work in front of me, and whether the day leans more toward drawing or toward acting. Still, certain rhythms return again and again — small routines that shape how I move between illustration, writing, and screen work. I’m a Danish illustrator and actress based in Copenhagen, and I’ve always been drawn to work that centres on mood, nostalgic detail, history, and