I've written about Malin before... here actually. I am just in awe and in love with her technique. One of those times when one thinks 'why didn't I come up with this?'. Though I'm uncertain that I have the patience for paper cutting. First she hand paints and splatters pieces of paper, then she meticulously cuts pieces to fit into her works. Ja, I totally would go crazy. (I'll stick to pen and paper, fine by me.)
Well now she has shared another project with us. One that she completed while in art school, a collaboration with the largest publishing house in Sweden Bonniers. (Just that is amazing... and I could just kick myself for not going to a Swedish art school, because of all the amazing opportunities one gets here.... oh wait, that's right, I wasn't accepted... nevermind.)
Anywho! Take a peek at the work she did for a collection of Dorothy Sayers novels. Have you read her works? It likes Agatha Christie but with more atmosphere. (Must admit that I like Agatha much better and was a bit bored by Dorothy's work... but these gorgeously designed books make me want to give them another chance.)
Well now she has shared another project with us. One that she completed while in art school, a collaboration with the largest publishing house in Sweden Bonniers. (Just that is amazing... and I could just kick myself for not going to a Swedish art school, because of all the amazing opportunities one gets here.... oh wait, that's right, I wasn't accepted... nevermind.)
Anywho! Take a peek at the work she did for a collection of Dorothy Sayers novels. Have you read her works? It likes Agatha Christie but with more atmosphere. (Must admit that I like Agatha much better and was a bit bored by Dorothy's work... but these gorgeously designed books make me want to give them another chance.)
I think I like this last one the best.
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