Drawings.

	"Lofoten". (Lofoten)" 1990. Of course, there is allways a first one. This is the first one I drew on a large sheet of paper. Based on commercial add for a truck manufactor and a bit freelanced. In all I am pleased the way it turned out, Mountains are OK, the dispostion OK too. But there are a number of areas that I had to "freelance" and unfortunally I missed on that. I showed this and the second one in a joined exebition in Orsa, my first. The very small crowd mostly of retired schoolteachers and such wanna bees there on the opening day liked the pictures. Yet, I felt very proud....
	"Fjord vy 1". (Fjord scene 1)" 1990. This was the second piece I di. Based thei time on photo in one of those tourist books of Norway before moving to Dalecarlia. Still very crude as I just used the pencil the way I used as I would write...
	"Fjord vy 2". (Fjord scene 2)" 1990. The third picture of mine, using a photo from same book, I guess as the one on above. This time more successful as I did manage to get some deep in the scene.
	"Tjäder". (Lofoten)" 1990. In the pencil days i did alot more animals and the shape of this bird allowed me to play around with a little 3 d effects.
	"Forsen. (Rapids)" 1991. An early picture of mine, forth actually, that I included as to showcase my developement with working with pencil. Not entirely succesful attempt, but shows my interest in mountain views. But my technics to add depth, details and shades have improved with time and hopefully appearing on the pictures shown above.
	"Fjordlandet" (Fjordlands)1991 This one was alittle break through, as I started by accident using tissues. I live the depth in various scenes you can get from Fjordlands. One of my favorites from early experiment days. Ity was one of the three pieces I had on my second exebition.
	"Jotumheim 2" 1994. A early picture of mine, actually the 5.th. During working with this picture I started to use to get even layers tissue earlier I used my fingertops to spread layers. Yhis way permits to get a similar effect using washes in painting. My favorite of my earlier works. This was my main piece at the second exebition I attended to.
	"Fjordlandet" (Fjordlands)1991 This one was alittle break through, as I started by accident using tissues. I live the depth in various scenes you can get from Fjordlands. One of my favorites from early experiment days.
	"Lo 1" (Lynx 1) 1991 an early experiment to be able to draw fur. based on a photo I shot in the 1980.s.
	"Jotumheim 4" 1993. Well up at the summit, wind and snow have sculpted th scenery to more round forms at the summit of the pass through Jotumheim at more than 1400 meters up.
	"Stockholm 1." 1993. As a practice for drawing houses, and to get perspectives right, I made a serie of drawings based on vintage photographs from Stockholm, dating from the 19.th century. This the very first, was based on an old brewery located near downtown of today, rased around the turn of this century. Very little of the site remains the same today. There are some mistakes, like a sloping street to the right, but it's sort of OK for the first try...
	"Stockholm 2" 1993. This drawing is based on a location further up north and was my second attemption Not reconizeble, compared to what you will see today. To correct the scene I was forced to use some "artistic freedom" by adding the pale building to the right.
	"Stockholm 3" 1993. The third of the Stockholm pictures. Here I finally got it right, The major inspiration for this picture is the heavily weathered house to the right. And I could tackle the Röros 1, shown at the paintings section.
	"Jotumheim 1" 1994. I wanted to show the grandiour of the highlands of the Jotumheim. When I once showed this picture to ladycollegue of mine at my years with the Silja Line , she actually fainted as she suffered of fear of hights. No kidding!
	"Lo 2. (Lynx 2)" 1994. An experiment on making fur and in animal shapes. The lynx itself was based on art work on a piece of glass I bought for my parents as a Christmas gift. i.
	"Jotumheim 3" 1994. This location is few kilometers further towards the summit in Jotumheim. Lookig down to the fjords. In the back of my mind was that someone earlier said pictures facing downwards was not so effective, and I wanted to break that rule...
	"På Fjäll" (Mountains) 1995 Here is another work using different techics I use even today..
	"Isprinsen" (Iceprince.)1995 I have a long time facination with wolf and lynx. This drawning is pretty close to natural size and a personal favorite of mine. The fur is made in number of layers with a pencil, tissue and an eraser to give it a feel of softness. I love this picture!
	"På Flykt" (On the Run). 1995 A pair of wolves on the run, away from their huntinggrounds, to meet uncertain future.... This picture combines two pictures, one from Wild Animal association and the background of my own, taken at 1 900 meters level of the highlands.
	"På Jakt" (Hunting....). 1995 A hungry wolf sneaking at his prey..
	"På Flykt Igen" (On the Run again). 1995 I think the kind of fur that wolves have translates well witgh a pen. This time I video taped a TV-program and used one of the sequences as inspiration for this. The backgrounds are pure fiction..
	"Morgondis" (Morning Dew) 1995. I wanted to draw a picture where the fog was the centerpiece. The mountainrange in the backgriund is the famous "Trollväggen" in Norway which I placed as sides of a fjord.
	"Look dad, Dolphins!" 1995. a collage asked if I could draw a dolphin for a tattoo she would like to have. While I was schetching idea of this picture came out. This is the third variation.
	"Jotumheim 5." 1995. This is maybe my best drawing, at least the most complicated. I was driving along a slippery mountain road hugging huge ravine when I came across this scene. Most of the drawing is actually done with paper tissue and an eraser. It was complicated to finish this, but the result is something that I am still very proud of.
	"Björken. (The Birch Tree)" 1996. Another early experiment based on a photo from mine from Fryksas after a severe snow storm. Mostly drawn with an eraser, tissue and pencil