Digital art

I work a lot digitally, ever since studying animation in Hamar Høgskole and learning to use the Adobe suite. Most of my work is drawn with a Wacom tablet in Photoshop, but I’ve recently worked more in Clip Studio Paint and Procreate!

A colorful underwater scene featuring a wildlife diver with goggles riding a jellyfish, surrounded by various sea creatures, plants and formations of stone and coral.

Illustration of an anthropomorphic boar with a large backpack and a fox riding on top, with a grey Japanese-inspired background of nature and the full moon.

Illustration of a treehouse village with small people living in them, and large masked woodpeckers being a nuisance.

Illustration of a rocky coastal scene with ducks swimming in the water and a green alien having done an emergency landing in the water. A gap in the cliffs reveals a blue sky in the background.

Illustration of a green hillside with a tall, whimsical house built on multiple levels with various roof angles and many windows. A person with a backpack is climbing a long set of stairs to reach the house.

Illustration of a woman making pottery in a cosy home, with a view to the back yard with a kiln to bake the pottery.

Illustration of a mole rat cleaning their hands in the bathroom, with various quirky elements surrounding it.

Illustration of a scary dinosaur and a scared kafrul (a fish/bird creature I've designed and drawn a lot)

Illustration of a mermaid using her mermaid magic to heal a scared dog.

Illustration of my family on a walk in the woods!

Illustration of a veterinarian in a cramped room, peace doves rising from his hands, drawn on a grid in a geometric manner.

Illustration of a cartoony duck in an attic atelier, painting a classic still life in a very abstract manner.

Illustration of a futuristic research lab in a jungle at sunset.

Riso print “Underwater Island”

My contribution to the Isle of Riso open call exhibition in Inverness, Scotland! Arranged and printed by Alice Prentice, it ran from June 27 to August 17 2025.

I had to submit a print-ready A5 design using 4 given colors with the theme “Islands”. I learnt that the colors are printed separately, so you need one greyscale image for each color, that combine into the final image. I made mine in Procreate, using blending modes to simulate the final look.