Welcome to a collection of Wall Art Prints, based on original photographs from my travels and still life compositions. Each image is selected and transformed into artwork that captures mood, light, and detail—with a sense of storytelling.
See other paintings: watercolor | acrylic.
Printed on high-quality canvas, these pieces are designed to bring depth, and character to your space. Canvas details
The collection includes so far:
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Various Artwork with print Size classic 30 × 30 cm format—reminiscent of vintage LP covers
Price: €65. Includes shipping within the EU and UK,.
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Watercolor Drawings at 55 × 40 cm, offering a more organic, painterly feel
Price: €75. Includes shipping within the EU and UK,
- Acrylic Paintings – hand-painted and based on original photographs. Various sizes.
Price: €85. Includes shipping within the EU and UK,
All prints are made to order and delivered unframed, allowing you the freedom to style them your way. However, framing and other size options are available upon request.
Explore the gallery below and discover the piece that speaks to you—and to your walls.
Note: Do you have a picture you like to print on canvas or poster?
Let me know, maybe I can help.
How to order or get in touch
If you’d like to place an order, have any questions, or simply want to share your thoughts – feel free to send me a message: [Facebook], [Instagram] or [LinkedIn]
I’m looking forward to hear from you!
Various Artwork
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Raki
Digital photo art. Raki — served as an after-dinner drink at many restaurants on Crete, Greece. A taste of tradition, shared in the sun. Designed together with my son Mickey – A Migo Design |
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Oxan Paint Can
Digital photo art of a still life. Alf Bjercke’s Oxan was a semi-gloss oil-based paint made by the Norwegian company Alf Bjercke A/S, popular in the mid-1900s. It was known for durability and used mainly for interior painting. The brand was discontinued after Jotun acquired the company in 1972. |
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Starbucks Coffee Bags
Digital photo art from a photo at Starbucks coffee — rich flavor, expertly roasted. A perfect brew starts with the best beans. |
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Drawing Tools
Watercolor and pencil drawing of creative tools for every artist — from fine liners to watercolor brushes. Bring your ideas to life with vibrant colors and flowing strokes. |
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Hippopotamus
Originally drawn in pencil back in 1995, this hippopotamus has been gently brought into the present with a touch of AI refinement. A playful blend of old-school sketching and new technology—honoring the past while exploring the future, one hippo at a time.
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Watercolor Paintings/Drawings
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Skateboarder, Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia
(55×40 cm)
A nostalgic watercolor and pencil piece capturing a skateboarder in motion at Bondi Beach. The soft wash of color contrasts with the pencil-sketched crowd, beach and water in the background – everyday beach life frozen in time.
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Hide and Seek, Meo Hilltribe children, Thailand
(55×40 cm)
A tender moment from Northern Thailand, where Meo hilltribe children play hide and seek, their eyes focused on the wooden wall in front of them. The youngest, clearly not pleased, stands apart from the fun. The children are brought to life in soft watercolors, while the rustic wooden wall, sketched in pencil, adds a touch of simplicity and depth.
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Acrylic Paintings
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Lifeguard Jeep, Hermosa Beach, LA, California (60×40 cm)
Acrylic painting inspired by a sun-soaked photo of a Lifeguard jeep on Hermosa Beach, Los Angeles. A tribute to California’s lifeguard legacy, captured in bold colors and nostalgic vibes. |
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Hard Rock Café, Chiang Mai, Thailand (50×50 cm)
Acrylic painting from the heart of Northern Thailand. The bright green Vespa sits proudly on top of the Hard Rock Café sign—playful and a bit unexpected. In the background, an old wooden house reminds us of slower days. A mix of global flair and local soul, just like Chiang Mai itself. Simple, warm, and a little bit curious. |
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Mickey Balloon, Disney World, Florida, USA
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Acrylic painting from Disney World, Florida, featuring a Mickey Mouse balloon floating joyfully with the iconic Cinderella Castle in the background. |
Miscellaneous
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“Mitt City” Falkenberg
T-shirt design from 1989, commissioned by the shop cooperation, “Mitt City” in Falkenberg. The vibrant artwork showcases the town’s highlights with a playful blend of illustrations of the attractions in Falkenberg – include the historic “Tullbron”, sunny “Skrea Strand” with playing in sea and windsurfing. Fishing by the “Ätran” river, playing table tennis and golf are also featured, inviting visitors to enjoy the charm and variety of Falkenberg.
Print size 40×50 cm
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The history of the painted doors and murals in Funchal, the capital of Madeira, is an intriguing reflection of the island’s rich cultural heritage and the mix of different influences over the centuries.
You find many of the doors and murals along the narrow, cobbled streets of Zona Velha (the old town). One of the most distinctive features is the artistic and decorative style, a reflection of both European traditions and local craftsmanship. Many doors feature wooden panels carved with motifs inspired by Madeira’s natural environment – palm leaves, vines, and flowers.
In the late 20th century, a vibrant street art project was born here, when local artists and residents decided to transform the old, weathered doors of the houses into canvases. Today, these painted doors tell a different kind of story: one of modern creativity, community, and resilience. The project, known as the Arte Portas Abertas (Open Doors Art), has become a symbol of Funchal’s identity. Artists use the doors to express everything from abstract designs to scenes of daily life, and even political or social commentary. The area has become an open-air gallery, that open not just to homes, but to the stories of Madeira itself.
[See also Hiking on Madeira]
An art tour organized by Malmö town started at Bagers place during easter 12.00 and 14.00.
[malmo.se/konstrundan]
[List over public art in Malmö]
- Non Violance, 1992, Bagers plats,
Carl Frederik Reuterswärd
- Harbour master house, 1835, Bager plats
Unknown architect
- The gate to the continent, 1975, Bagers plats,
Sven Carlsson
- Bagers bridge, 2012, Suellshamnen
Esbjörn Nordlund
- Fishing lady, 1949, Bastion Älvsborg
Clarens Blum (1897-1984)
- Frans Suell, 1915, Norra Vallgatan 70
Edvard Trulson (1881-1969)
- Madonna, 1525/1967
Replica, the original is at Malmö Museums
- Karl X Gustaf, 1896, Stortorget
John Börjesson (1835-1910)
- Square well, 1964, Stortorget
Stig Blomberg (1901-1970)
- The Optimist orchestra, 1985, Södergatan
Sture Kelfve (1905-1983)
- Clock tower, 1970, Kompanigränd
Sture Kelfve (1905-1983)
- Four leaf clover, 1997, Sant Petri kyrka
Tom Gruen
- Memorial for reverent Claus Mortensen, 1967, Sant Petri kyrka
Thure Thörn (1918-2005)
- Picassos sleeping partner, 1983, Bruksgatan
Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd
- Elsewhere, 2010, Citytunneln
Tanja Ruiz
- Spectral Self Container, 2013, Anna Lindhs plats
Matti Kallionen
See Photo album on Picasa
The 2014 project is to work with images in different medias:
- photography
- sort, scan and digitizing old and new photos
- play and learn more Photoshop
- take up drawing and painting again…
Follow:
Street art – London by Nathan Bowen
Inspired by the website The Museum of Forgotten Art Supplies, I went down memory lane and found some of my books and magazines from the early days…
When I used to paint I used acrylic paint and brush or water color and pencils. I use photos as reference and like to be as realistic as possible and sometimes exaggerate details.
On Moderskeppets blogg I just red about Bert Monroy who take it to the extreme using Photoshop and Illustrator to make Hyper Realistic Art. Bert also share his knowledge on Revision 3.com.
His latest project is a “painting” of Times Square, NYC.
Finally the collection of my acrylic paintings is on line.
Most of the paintings are made from photos from our round the world trip 1989-1990. A few are made as orders. For instance a friend or customer showed me an image and asked if I could paint that on canvas or hardboard.
The genre could be called realism. I thought it was called magic realism but I learned that that genre refers to realistic paintings with one or more magic details in the picture.
After a few years in the basement collecting dust, some of them has been moved up to a wall in the living room.
Back in the 80’s, I had a little graphic design studio the Swedish town Falkenberg. The studio, called Noggin*, had a silk printing set where I printed T-shirts and sweatshirts. There was also a large drafts table where I did print designs, airbrush paintings and paste up layout.
For a couple of years I created a Christmas card that I sent to customers and friends. In -87 I made some postcards that Vibe and I brought with us (togehter with a ski box full of sweatshirts) to the Three Vallées in France, where we spent a skiseason. We sold the sweatshirts and postcards at the After Ski pubs – good times. 🙂
On the original size painting of this post card, the tools are in scale 1:1…
See the airbrush paintings ::>
See Airbrushing videos on Youtube.
*Noggin means head and Noggin the Nog was the name of a British children’s character – a Viking. I got Noggin as nickname from some English friends I had back in the 80’s.
