A Polychromatic update

The Polychromatic Behaviour book

Ok, here it is, a little late – the front cover of my book, Polychromatic Behaviour. Yeah, I know, it sounds like a psychological essay or something, but I think it describes what we are dealing with here. :)

First spread in Polychromatic behaviour

Also, a bit of my first spread in it. I can´t let go of the view from our kitchen window, though I´ve drawn it so many times. Some days it is so inspiring, I decided to let it be part of the beginning of this book. In a polychromatic manner, of course.

Casey´s book arrived in Sweden!

An important thing happened today: Casey´s book landed in Stockholm! It is unharmed, and right now basking in the evening sunlight on our kitchen table! I can´t wait to start adding to it, I just have to look through Casey´s pages a hundred times first, they are so beautiful!

6 Responses to “A Polychromatic update”

  1. caseytoussaint Says:

    Yay! I can’t believe it’s already arrived! Yours looks incredible – oh dear, such a long wait before it comes to Amboise…

  2. Robyn Says:

    Nina – congratulations, this looks BIG and beautiful. You will think me pathetic if I tell you what a big fan I am. Enough to say, I know it will be a such a thrill when I eventually get to see it!

    As I said elsewhere, Casey is the Neil Armstrong of FlyingPictures – the first landing. So, when are you going to show us what you received, Nina?

  3. myfrenchkitchen Says:

    It looks SO creative and beautiful Nina and very polychromatic, in more than one way!I wish I could be in one of those air balloons, hanging there over yur window, taking a closer peep..
    Ronell

  4. flyingpictures Says:

    oooh these look gorgeous – I;m dying to see these IRL – I want one to arrive!!!

  5. quirkyartist Says:

    This is so interesting! Every time I see your pictures of Stockholm it reminds me of Bern (I haven’t been to Stockholm).

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