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Category Archives: Myndblogg
Two buildings in Brumunddal, Norway
First the old Buttekvern which is now a gallery and museum and then an old barn at Byflatvegen. Inn the distance The Mjøsa Tower, the worlds tallest wooden building, opened recently with apartments and hotel rooms.
Posted in Myndblogg, Urban Sketchers, Urban Sketches
Tagged myndblogg, sketches, skissur
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Take two!
When is a sketch done? Sometimes you can add some strokes and colors. I did that indeed with this one of Veldre Church in Norway.
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Veldre Church – An adventure palace?
Went on a cycling tour in the neighborhood. Took a brake at Veldre Church where I met pastor Salvar. Painted this loose and free sketch of the church and then carried on cygling in the cold and sunny weather!
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Berlínarblogg 4
Sketches from my trip to Berlin in March 2019. 1. Monument about the part the Soviet army had in conquering Berlin and bringing the nazi regime to its surrender. I was raised up in opposition to communism during the cold … Continue reading
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Berlínarblogg 2
A kitchen, a city, a brewery/museum
Gardermoen airport and SAS
First one is from the airport showing travellers waiting. Next one on board drawn on the back of the boarding card. Handeritten text on the first one in english and icelandic on the second one.
