back on track

This summer has gone crashing by in the insane pace life in general tends to take nowadays. I have been working a lot, but actually mostly at a normal summer job these past two months, squeezing in a handful of custom paint jobs in between. But the airbrush orders have piled up and next week I will be back at my dear "Dösebacka lackering" with some parts from a trailer truck, a car with "call of Cthulhu" details and guitar and bass for the band "Dead by April" among other things. Also I have a couple new oil paintings to do for Bent Branderup, and a handful of animal and people portraits to paint. I am also playing with some new ideas that might get more of my art out there for people who can´t afford ordering the actual original peices. More about that later.

The picture is from when I did Elvis a week or so ago. On trailer truck

Proudly presenting the "Terminator"

This is the vehicle I will be showing in my booth at Elmia this year. This one is massive with a great deal of airbrush work done on it.
I did most of the work last spring, but very few people have seen this HUMMER after its paint job, and we have been keeping a pretty low profile with the intent of showing it at Elmia 2011.
So here it comes! One of a kind! :-)

Check out "the making of" pictures on my facebook page where you can see step by step how the work progressed:

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id=135236023752&aid=292587

Together with the owner, Janne Andersson and his freinds, and my guy Robert, we are putting a bit of energy into making a really cool booth this year in hall A with a theme to suit the HUMMER. I will be airbrushing live some kind of real nasty, gruesome picture cause that´s what i feel like doing this year.

I am looking foreward to meeting everybody, so come by and say hi!

Guitar for Bandit Rock awards...

This was a guitar to be won in a competition held at the Bandit rock awards 2011 that was this saturday..
So my commission was to paint the logo of the company sponsoring the event and a little true fire around it. I think it turned out quite well :-)