Throwback to biking around icy Copenhagen a month ago with this guy:
I only slipped once in the snow while cycling and managed to jump off my bike and throw it aside – and LAND ON MY FEET! The rest of the trip was peaceful yet cold (but there were croissants).
The weather is starting to look a bit like Spring, and I can’t wait for a season with lots of biking. And hopefully no falling, since I’ve probably used up all my luck that one time landing ON. MY. FEET.
I’m mainly spending this Easter weekend indoors with coffee, cookies and Hearthstone. And not in a field with fluffy bunnies, unfortunately. But drawing them is almost as good.
Easter break = time to get some colours on the blog. I have a bunch of small narcissus flowers in my apartment that inspired me to draw some spring flowers.
I like my black line art, but I feel the need to use more colours in my drawings as well – maybe it’s a sign of Spring (even though it’s snowing and freezing cold outside my window).
Today I learned 2 things.
1) Small dogs can pee with their legs floating in the air (at least that one small dog that I saw).
2) A computer looks like an octopus on the inside.
Looking forward to a week off work starting today – with loads of time for more silly doodles.
I spotted a great piece of knit/ crochet street art on the way to visit my parents yesterday. Of course I had to draw a doodle:
The original bunny – hanging happily by the ears:
It just makes me so happy that someone made this bunny and put it up in in this really boring spot next to the busy road.
It’s still hat season in Denmark, which means – hat hair. Fortunately, the weather’s also perfect for gif-making.
This is probably the ugliest horse I’ve ever drawn, and horses probably don’t walk like that with their legs all parallel, but she’s super happy and horsy and it’s Friday, so here we are.
I’ve watched A LOT of Winter Olympics these pasts 2 weeks. Apparently, I’m a massive snowboard fan, who knew! I’ve never had skis or a snowboard near my own feet, but I just love watching those super humans fearlessly fling themselves in the air while looking incredibly cool.
I’ve also enjoyed learning lots of new words and phrases: slopestyle and halfpipe and other things, that I now only know in Danish. But then I watched a bit of ice skating yesterday, and they have to take the win for most amazing terminology. A backward outside death spiral sounds exactly as beautiful and terrifying as it is.
My favorite moment of the Winter Olympics was when a very brave/stupid squirrel ran across the track during the women’s parallel giant slalom. I hope the little guy is okay!
“Why are you drawing dogs?”
“Because they’re good. And they don’t ask silly questions.”
Drawing cool dancing people and reminding myself to do my office workout once in a while. And to wear shorts on top of leggings more often!
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