Turning Torso of Malmö last summer.
With my daughter in the foreground, and a seagale above our heads…
Rembrandt Talens Watercolours on A4

The forest road… to nowhere land…
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Watercolour on A4

Kolinsky (Mustela sibirica)
Watercolour on a “large” WC – need I say more. This one is for Niky…

Autumn near Sarajevo with Bogumil necropolis from 13-14th century.
Bogumils were “heretic” pre-Ottoman-era Christians of Bosnia, also found in Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia, and even southern France, but they were nowhere else as presistent as in Bosnia. Somehow they were resisting western Chatolic and eastern Ortodox influences and pressures by sustaining their beliefs – until, with Ottoman rule they dissapeared – according to some theories by massive conversion to Islam (?!). You can see their massive tombstones called “stećci” that were brought from far-away to usually very beautiful remote sites. This shows the same necropolis viewed from south-east (up) and north-west (down).

Delft – the birthplace of Vermeer
and my second hometown – Rembrandt watercolour on a “large” watercolour Moly…

Baščaršija – old “Ottoman” quarters of Sarajevo…
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Watercolour on A4

Who wants to join the army?
Left – ink, right – pencil.

Slomo inky

Mean queen
indian ink a bit kink

Solitude
Rotring Rapidograph