This is a personal page, mostly with images I’ve created or re-created. Those you recognise, consider them as my cover versions of the beloved originals, others are my fully my own. Credits added where I found them.

The pixels published here are generated from my computers using no AI or auto-trace. A lot of Pen and Node tool usage tho.

  • Propaganda

    Propaganda

    A design from a Soviet-era poster from the 1930s. Simplified in my version, while keeping the main characters cracking down on overproduction.

  • En svensk Tiger

    En svensk Tiger

    Not much to say, really… a quick vector illustration of an impressive creature.

  • Nikola Tesla

    Nikola Tesla

    Inventor of wireless signal transmission. A bit ahead of his time, he was.

  • Dalí

    Dalí

    “Atavistic Vestiges After The Rain”, originally an oil painting from 1934, and here’s my vector version of it.

  • Not OK!

    Not OK!

    We all see it. People uncritically accepting anything the “AI” tells them. Scary as hell, isn’t it?

  • Robert Palmer

    Robert Palmer

    Only one of them had ever played an instrument before. (Hint: he’s wearing a white shirt.)

  • Grand Hôtel

    Grand Hôtel

    Possibly the most expensive hotel in Stockholm, but also… probably the fanciest. The restaurants are excellent. Never had the budget to stay a night here…

  • Monorail

    Monorail

    I somehow felt compelled to make this one.

  • “We think too much and feel too little”

    “We think too much and feel too little”

    The man did have 4 wives and 11 children, yet still found the time to mock nazis. Well done, sir.

  • Activist (non-violent)

    Activist (non-violent)

    Maybe the most important artist of our generation.

  • Need You Tonight

    Need You Tonight

    The drums and rythm on their biggest hit really was what put INXS into the international spotlight. IMHO.

  • Meet Daisy

    Meet Daisy

    She not only looks good; she also has a strong, distinctive and beautiful voice…

  • Beep Beep

    Beep Beep

    He’s told us not to blow it, ’cause he knows it’s all worthwhile. Let all the children boogie!

  • Crazy Diamond

    Crazy Diamond

    This album is in large part a tribute to Syd Barret, the co-founder of Pink Floyd who developed severe mental health issues and had left the band already seven years before this release.

  • Style!

    Style!

    You’ve got it!