Japanese inspired paintings/drawings

Very Nice. Are they works of yours?
 
Thanks ppl!

Yes, I've made them. I'm thinking about painting more of them and print the best ones as numbered and signed posters (offset). Offset printing isn't considered "genuine art quality" like a lithography and is therefore a lot more affordable way of reproducing images, and hence much more affordable for both buyer and seller. An offset print can be sold for about $20-$30 while a lithography is more like $100 and more depending on who signed it.

Regards
Emil
 
Thanks Andy!

For you, even though it's the oakiest ficusey tropical you'll ever see :)
 

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Thanks Ant!
Here's another one. If you sit back and squint your eyes it looks pretty much like a decent winter landscape IMO.
 

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Emil,

You have a great sense of contrast, design and order in your painting.:)

Could you share some details on your technique, ie., medium and materials, etc.?

Viewing your work makes me want to dig out my paints again!

Thanks for sharing, and please keep posting your work here:)

Rob
 
All of these are made digitally with PS or a great (and cheap, $25) software called Artrage. I also have a Wacom tablet which means it's almost like working with actual pen/brush/airbrush and paper or anything else you want to work on. The only real difference is that it's easier to correct mistakes.

Glad you like 'em!

Best regards
Emil
 
Very Impressive Emil you need to get a business plan.
 
Thanks Brett! The only "business plan" I have is to actually produce something :)

Another one.
 

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if you ever come to melbourne; free food and accommodation at my place. just one original Emil Brannstrom scroll pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease...........................................:D
 
Ty, fellas! If I ever go to Australia I'm going to hold you to that, Antonio :)

Mac, I live in Sweden, about 100 km northeast of Gothenborg.

Regards
Emil
 
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