This snowy landscape is from my childhood winters in Åmot. It was real winter.
The drawing are suppose to be me and my siblings. I guess this picture mirrors
my romantic dream of the little cottage in the woods.
Mary Ellen Mark, have been a favorite ever since I was about 22 and discoverd her.
It´s her who´s taken the photo of my look alike. I feel such a kinship with this woman.
This is what I´m going to look like in a couple of years.
I really like Sanna Annukka´s new print.
Thanks for the encouraging comments on the last post!
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29 comments:
cute cute cute! all so adorable little figures in the winter wonderland. :)
Love the top photo with the drawings.
Every post is a gem here :)
Can you see the person in the tree on the left? It looks like Jean Harlow! (Maybe I need to get some seep!)
wow, chilhood memories are so powerful! I was always pretending to be a little indian in the summers I spent in my family house in Cordoba mountins, Argentina. You make me get connected to that memorie
Thanks, it´s realy inspiring!
i love the landscape in the background and the drawing.
when i clicked over to see the you years down the road
i noticed that lovely intarsia sweater in the set. want to know more about it. wonderful
All that's missing in the picture is smoke coming from the chimney! It makes me wish for snow despite the fact that I am having an open studio on Saturday.
I can just feel myself skiing down to the cabin for a little hot chocolate. Waiting for the first BIG snow here in New England.
that picture is adorable and is worth more than a million. :)
That is a dreamy landscape and the drawings are really cute.
About the lookalike...you really remind me of BjorK!!!
that little house is wonderful. and i can see Jean Harlow too.
Wauw, I love the picture of the cottage... It's like time is standing still...
Jane, I saw the face earlier but I didn´t saw that it was Jean Harlow - I see that now, ha ha :)
This snow picture is really lovely. It reminds me my childhood days when we played in snow. :)
xo
so beautiful!
oh, I love Sanna's art! Thanks for the link! Wish you a nice day!
great picture!
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that certainly looks like "real winter" if ever i've seen it. what a delightful canvas for childhood memories.
oh yes, that seems to be a cold witer! But is so beautiful to see...
Congratulations for the last news (but you should be on the top!)
When I see this photo, I remember all my children's adventures in winters season!!! Thank you very much for good mood!!! :)
How funny and cute that everyone is looking the same way...what is happening off shot? A large Elk crashing through the undergrowth? Or a giant snowball coming your way? Or maybe just the light on the trees is captivating it's young audience!
oh this is gorgeous!
Thats a very cute and original winter wonderland.
oh how I love this drawing elisabeth , it is charming as is fine little day ...I am so pleased for you,top 3 I think , you work so hard and care so deeply ...if I were a fairy godmother I would make your fairy cottage come true .......which it will someday :)
känner mej som en av dom, i snön. fino!!
I've seen a book of her this morning. Mary Ellen forever! (nice nice pics!)
When I see the winter photo, I am filled with longing and questions! What are your memories of your time there? Your blog gives me access and escape to a world very different from mine and even though I have always been a bit bookish I find your blog fits my life these days (two young children) and satisfies those longings. Thank you.
Gertrude's granddaughter, I had a tiny, wrinkly grandmother who took us (not all of us in the same time) on the sledge out to the woods to play and look for the big moose (!) Cooked us hot chocolate and told us stories about mountain trolls at bed time. She is the heart of my memories from Åmot :)
Beautiful photo, I've never seen real snow. Looks cold but lovely.
Somehow I missed this picture before. So sweet and remote. I feel like I want to escape to the woods too these days. And live in a meadow filled with flowers in the spring!
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