Symphony for Improvisors
Digital collage
illustration for Orkesterjournalen 3, 2015
Based and inspired by Don Cherry's 1966 album Symphony for Improvisors
Showing posts with label jazz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jazz. Show all posts
Red Clay, illustration for Orkesterjournalen
Illustration for Tonart in the latest issue of Orkesterjournalen.
Listen to Freddie Hubbard's Red Clay here:
Album cover- MoMoTop
Jag har gjort omslaget till jazztrion MoMoTop's senaste album, Slipen Sessions. En jättefin samling låtar som grabbarna skrev under en veckas digital detox vid Slipstenssjön "Slipen" i Västerbottens inland. Som de skriver i albumtexten: "Tillfälligt befriade från det dagliga informationsflödet och vardagens konstanta brus gavs möjlighet att ostört musicera tillsammans, utan tankar på mening eller mål. Inspirerade av skogspromenader, småkryp, sommarvärme, tranor och tystnad ägnade sig trion åt lekfullt skapande...".
Skivan finns att lyssna på och köpa här.
For Alto
"For alto" digital collage of bits of ink, watercolor, printed material, etc
Illustration for the section Tonart in the latest issue of Orkesterjournalen. It's my interpretation of Anthony Braxtons classic 1970 album "For Alto".
"For Alto" illustration in Orkesterjournalen
a spread from the latest issue of Orkesterjournalen, with my illustration on Anthony Braxtons groundbreaking free jazz album "For Alto" . A single image with only the illustration will come soon!
Poster - Mats Dimmings graduation concert!
This was a picture that I think was very fun to do, because Mats and I worked out the design together. Another nice thing is that Mats, Måns Allroth and Robert Henriksson, will play on my exhibition, at Gallery 39, May 24!
Check out the concert event on Facebook here!: www.facebook.com/events/120164508187236/?fref=ts
Dave Brubeck
illustration for Orkesterjournalen #1 2013.
The jazz pianist and composer Dave Bruebeck died in december last year, at 92, and I made this portrait for an article about him in the latest issue of Orkesterjournalen.
I got the disc Time Out, from a friend from school and I've liked it ever since I listened to it the first time. Above all, the beautiful composition "Strange Meadowlark", which starts with a long piece of solo piano.
the spread from the magazine
So it was sad to hear of Dave Brubeck's death in december last year. But I thought it might be nice to do some kind of tribute to him, in picture form. It all resulted in a picture that is now published with an article in Orkesterjournalen # 1 2013
The picture on the front of Time Out is painted by S.Neil Fujita (who made many album covers, including Charles Mingus' Mingus Ah Um ") and I painted a part of the painting, as a background for the illustration.
Another disc with the Dave Brubeck quartet that I can recommend, is Jazz Impressions of Japan:
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