I have always loved to paint skin! Not only beige and brown but ALL colours reside in the human skin. If you look closer you can see the tip of your finger turn red and the veins on your vrist blue. An olive green reside in the shadow and a shy […]
I always did enjoy painting faces with piercing eyes. There is something unnerving about them that makes you question who is really looking back at you? A made up character? My inner self? Or an ancient spirit that wanted me to capture them on paper? The last one might seem […]
The year has come to an end, and so has the decade! We are entering the roaring twenties and I hope it will bring a lot of good things! Hopefully I will be able to print my new novel next year, fingers crossed, and hopefully you guys will want to […]
Do you need to find a Christmas present? Why not give away a story? You can buy Trollkarlens arvinge at The Science Fiction Bookstore, Adlibris and Bokus! Best Regards / Ida 🙂
I am currently working hard on the follow up to Trollkarlens arvinge (The Wizard’s Heir) and soon I will be able to show you some text! Keep an eye out! 🙂 / Ida
This year I will not participate in any events on the great Book Fair in Gothenburg. I will instead put my energy in completing my new novel. But nevertheless I will probably pop in for a few meetings and mingles since it’s just around the corner. Above you se a […]
A portrait of myself and one of my larger oil colour paintings. A garden within a garden. An artwork within a work of art. Inception. This one depicts my friend William posing in the Italian garden in Hyde Park, London. My idea was to bring a sense of impressionism and […]
I am writing the follow up to The Wizard’s Heir – Trollkarlens arvinge! And though it has been very hard to write a second book, knowing I do not want to disappoint the readers who loved the first book, I am almost done with the first draft. It has been […]
Painted ships in mist to NHR (Neurologiskt Handikappades Riksförbund/ Association for Neurological Disorders) in Göteborg Watercolour on paper. You can support their important work at www.neuro/gbg.se
What do I wish that I had known when I started to write? Maybe that everything takes ten times more time than you think… In this video I try to explain. Interview by Skrivarpodden and this is the LAST VIDEO of SIX in this series. Enjoy!
