Showing posts with label Posters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Posters. Show all posts

Saturday, January 28, 2017

Den Sorte Ræv Free Poster Download



If you would like to print your own A4 size poster from Den Sorte Ræv
you can use the link below to download the pdf
The poster for Krystalskibet is also available for free download

Friday, July 8, 2016

Free Poster



I had to do a new small poster for my Krystalskibet exhibition.
Unlike the two posters I made that are at the entrance of the exhibition 
where I drew straight onto them, this one can be printed.
If you would like one just follow the link below and print one from the pdf
The pdf is sized for A4

Saturday, June 4, 2016

Poster



The two posters for the exhibition
The text was printed first, then I drew the drawing straight on to them

Saturday, November 9, 2013

A poster




At some point late 2007 Mathias Kokholm asked me to do a poster 
for a series of poetry readings he was arranging at LYNfabrikken in Aarhus 
to take place in the beginning of 2008.
I was thrilled to do it, getting free hands to do the layout and the drawing is always fun.
Not living in Aarhus I missed the readings, but would have loved to be there, 
there were a lot of good writers reading from their own works.

The story of the work for the poster is quit different than the way I usually make my drawings.

Saturday, June 30, 2012

The Masterplan

Jasper Sebastian Stürup
I have been copying part of my old CD archive, trying to get everything off them before the CD plague dissolves all information. 
I'm finding a lot work I haven't looked at in a long time, and thought I would share some of it. 
I will post more as I start to sort thru it all.
This is the Poster for my exhibition The Masterplan, at Galerie MøllerWitt in november 2008. 
 I made it together with my friend the graphic designer Claus Due, who has Designbolaget (link).
The photograph was taken in the bathroom at the now closed bar Passerby In New York.

See some of the work from the exhibition after the break.