It was my pleasure to present my commissioned portrait of Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II of Denmark to her Majesty at Gråsten Palace. It was a private meeting with the Queen (therefore no photographs of the event) We had lovely conversation after Her Majesty had unwrapped the portrait.
Cute little watercolours
Our home Harbaeks Courtyard (Harbæksgaard) has undergone exciting major renovations these past 6 months. Ever since we purchased it in 2008 in the the beautiful countryside of Skovby situated on the south Jutland island of Als in Denmark , we always dreamed we would one day be able to convert our barns into a large […]
A new year and a new Silhouette Collection You can now purchase my art online and get it delivered straight from my studio right to your front door! I have only recently begun selling my art on Etsy so it is still quite new for me. I like it though, because it is so easy for the […]
Measuring at 2×2 meters this was quite a task! Thoroughly enjoyable though! For sale – contact me for price Sulhouettes and Umbrellas 2×2 meters
Every day I consider myself fortunate that I get to do what I love! Here’s a few of photos of my progress on Elizabeth I of England portrait. I am using the Armada Portrait by George Gower as my inspiration. I have included a couple of very short videos of me painting a shadow behind a […]
There are the greats and then there are those very few above the greats like Johannes Vermeer from Holland 1632-1675. I have been fascinated with Vermeer’s work my whole life. I was a very young child when I saw my very first Vermeer painting. It was a print of ‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’ Years […]
Art Class for Women My next class taught at my home Harbaeks Courtyard in Skovby, Sydals will be held on Sunday 25th February 2018. Read more here. This class will be taught in Danish. Can’t wait! The last 2 were so much fun!!
This finished portrait made the journey from home to gallery window today 😊
Enjoy working on these types of pieces so much! More details to be added over the coming days. It is acrylic on canvas.
AH, very interesting. How did you know how to do this??? I did a drawing of a cat lapping at water, both in oil pastels and in colored pencils but I had to actually sketch the frozen watery effect. I never heard of using salt with water colors to achieve such an impressive look. Very nice!
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Hi pamela, you just sprinkle the salt onto the wet paint and let it dry. After that you can brush it right off. It gives a cool effect! You can use both flake salt and regular salt. Thank you for commenting 🙂
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