HuskMitNavn (RememberMyName) Danish artist, b. 1975, lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark. Buy art here.
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Danish artist and illustrator, Huskmitnavn, has recently spent couple of days in Charleroi creating couple of works around the city for their Asphalte Bienal D'Art Urbain. Famous for his witty flat images, and clever ways of addressing a certain issue or subject, these works brighten up the corners
Une simple feuille de papier et des feutres noirs. Cela suffit à l’artiste danois HuskMitNavn (littéralement, “rappelle-toi mon nom”), connu en tant que peintre...
Peeking by Huskmitnavn Editioned artwork | Art Collectorz: Silkscreen print 29,7 x 42 cm ( A3 size ) Edition of 150 Signed and numbered by HuskMitNavn
HuskMitNavn original prints for sale. Buy original prints (Lithographs) by HuskMitNavn in our webshop. Printed and published in our workshop.
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4 silkscreen prints. – huskmitnavn
HuskMitNavn (RememberMyName) Danish artist, b. 1975, lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark. Buy art here.
HuskMitNavn (RememberMyName) Danish artist, b. 1975, lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark. Buy art here.
CEBRA Architects tapped graffiti artist HuskMitNavn to design this fantastic playground for the new Design Kindergarten in Denmark.
L'artiste danois HuskMitNavn développe un projet insolite qui joue avec une simple feuille de papier pour raconter des histoires créatives.
Danish artist HuskMitNavn turns his playful 2D black-and-white drawings to 3D using clever paper folding tricks and techniques. He cuts, tweaks and shreds
Avec une simple feuille de papier et un stylo, l’artiste danois HuskMitNavn donne vie à des scènes à la fois amusantes et émouvantes. En découpant et
HuskMitNavn – that literally means “Remember my name” in Danish – is a Copenhagen-based illustrator who took casual black and white drawings made on paper with a simple pen to a completely new level (previously here).
For those who think that paper is too limiting, Danish illustrator HuskMitNavn is showing that an imagination at work can solve any of these limitations. He showcases this by tearing and folding the paper canvas of his illustrations into 3D...
HuskMitNavn – that literally means “Remember my name” in Danish – is a Copenhagen-based illustrator who took casual black and white drawings made on paper with a simple pen to a completely new level (previously here). The artist turns everyday situations, such as painting walls, opening the blinds or taking a selfie, into clever 3D illustrations that he creates by playing with a piece of A4 paper. By folding or tweaking the paper in different ways, HuskMitNavn merges 2D and 3D worlds into one, and it’s pretty delightful! Scroll down to see them for yourself.
Danish artist, HuskMitNavn, has taken his playful black-and-white drawings of things as simple as opening a can of food, or as frustrating as running out of toilet paper, and brought them to life as incredible pieces of 3D cartoons on one sheet of paper.
