Title: The Giant
Artist: Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Technique: Ink, watercolor, guasch, colorpencil on paper
Size: 30 x 19,5 cm
Year: 2023
Price: 2900 KR (without frame)
Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Danish artist Stephanie Donsø’s visual universe is inspired by children’s picture books, comics and folktales. Within her art she seeks to explore the relationship between visual storytelling, illustration and fine art. The characters in her work are familiar to us, whether they are from a well known fairy tale or rather elements the viewer may recognise in themselves or in their life. Donsø’s interest in folk tales lies in their ability to be both whimsical and oftentimes scary. In fairy tales the reader follows a character who is subjected to a series of tests that ultimately mature them. While Donsø’s world is set apart from ours, it is nevertheless deeply influenced by aspects of our humanity and culture.
Title: Meeting Among The Flowers
Artist: Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Technique: Ink, watercolor, guasch, colorpencil on paper
Size: 30 x 19,5 cm
Year: 2023
Price: 2900 KR (without frame)
Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Danish artist Stephanie Donsø’s visual universe is inspired by children’s picture books, comics and folktales. Within her art she seeks to explore the relationship between visual storytelling, illustration and fine art. The characters in her work are familiar to us, whether they are from a well known fairy tale or rather elements the viewer may recognise in themselves or in their life. Donsø’s interest in folk tales lies in their ability to be both whimsical and oftentimes scary. In fairy tales the reader follows a character who is subjected to a series of tests that ultimately mature them. While Donsø’s world is set apart from ours, it is nevertheless deeply influenced by aspects of our humanity and culture.
Title: Tea With The Teddys
Artist: Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Technique: Ink, watercolor, guasch, colorpencil on paper
Size: 30 x 19,5 cm
Year: 2023
Price: 2900 KR (without frame)
Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Danish artist Stephanie Donsø’s visual universe is inspired by children’s picture books, comics and folktales. Within her art she seeks to explore the relationship between visual storytelling, illustration and fine art. The characters in her work are familiar to us, whether they are from a well known fairy tale or rather elements the viewer may recognise in themselves or in their life. Donsø’s interest in folk tales lies in their ability to be both whimsical and oftentimes scary. In fairy tales the reader follows a character who is subjected to a series of tests that ultimately mature them. While Donsø’s world is set apart from ours, it is nevertheless deeply influenced by aspects of our humanity and culture.
Title: We Try To Know
Artist: Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Technique: Ink, watercolor, guasch, colorpencil on paper
Size: 30 x 19,5 cm
Year: 2023
Price: 2900 KR (without frame)
Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Danish artist Stephanie Donsø’s visual universe is inspired by children’s picture books, comics and folktales. Within her art she seeks to explore the relationship between visual storytelling, illustration and fine art. The characters in her work are familiar to us, whether they are from a well known fairy tale or rather elements the viewer may recognise in themselves or in their life. Donsø’s interest in folk tales lies in their ability to be both whimsical and oftentimes scary. In fairy tales the reader follows a character who is subjected to a series of tests that ultimately mature them. While Donsø’s world is set apart from ours, it is nevertheless deeply influenced by aspects of our humanity and culture.
Title: The Walk
Artist: Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Technique: Watercolor, guache, colorpencil
Size: 19×31,1cm
Year: 2021
Price: sold
Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Danish artist Stephanie Donsø’s visual universe is inspired by children’s picture books, comics and folktales. Within her art she seeks to explore the relationship between visual storytelling, illustration and fine art. The characters in her work are familiar to us, whether they are from a well known fairy tale or rather elements the viewer may recognise in themselves or in their life. Donsø’s interest in folk tales lies in their ability to be both whimsical and oftentimes scary. In fairy tales the reader follows a character who is subjected to a series of tests that ultimately mature them. While Donsø’s world is set apart from ours, it is nevertheless deeply influenced by aspects of our humanity and culture.
Title: Not Sure
Artist: Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Technique: Watercolor, guache, colorpencil
Size: 19×31,1cm
Year: 2021
Price: sold
Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Danish artist Stephanie Donsø’s visual universe is inspired by children’s picture books, comics and folktales. Within her art she seeks to explore the relationship between visual storytelling, illustration and fine art. The characters in her work are familiar to us, whether they are from a well known fairy tale or rather elements the viewer may recognise in themselves or in their life. Donsø’s interest in folk tales lies in their ability to be both whimsical and oftentimes scary. In fairy tales the reader follows a character who is subjected to a series of tests that ultimately mature them. While Donsø’s world is set apart from ours, it is nevertheless deeply influenced by aspects of our humanity and culture.
Title: Crooked Old Piano
Artist: Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Technique: Watercolor, guache, colorpencil
Size: 19×31,1cm
Year: 2021
Price: sold
Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Danish artist Stephanie Donsø’s visual universe is inspired by children’s picture books, comics and folktales. Within her art she seeks to explore the relationship between visual storytelling, illustration and fine art. The characters in her work are familiar to us, whether they are from a well known fairy tale or rather elements the viewer may recognise in themselves or in their life. Donsø’s interest in folk tales lies in their ability to be both whimsical and oftentimes scary. In fairy tales the reader follows a character who is subjected to a series of tests that ultimately mature them. While Donsø’s world is set apart from ours, it is nevertheless deeply influenced by aspects of our humanity and culture.
Title: The Cup
Artist: Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Technique: Watercolor, guache, colorpencil
Size: 19×31,1cm
Year: 2021
Price: sold
Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Danish artist Stephanie Donsø’s visual universe is inspired by children’s picture books, comics and folktales. Within her art she seeks to explore the relationship between visual storytelling, illustration and fine art. The characters in her work are familiar to us, whether they are from a well known fairy tale or rather elements the viewer may recognise in themselves or in their life. Donsø’s interest in folk tales lies in their ability to be both whimsical and oftentimes scary. In fairy tales the reader follows a character who is subjected to a series of tests that ultimately mature them. While Donsø’s world is set apart from ours, it is nevertheless deeply influenced by aspects of our humanity and culture.
Title: We Are Here Now
Artist: Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Technique: Watercolor, guache, colorpencil
Size: 19×31,1cm
Year: 2021
Price: sold
Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Danish artist Stephanie Donsø’s visual universe is inspired by children’s picture books, comics and folktales. Within her art she seeks to explore the relationship between visual storytelling, illustration and fine art. The characters in her work are familiar to us, whether they are from a well known fairy tale or rather elements the viewer may recognise in themselves or in their life. Donsø’s interest in folk tales lies in their ability to be both whimsical and oftentimes scary. In fairy tales the reader follows a character who is subjected to a series of tests that ultimately mature them. While Donsø’s world is set apart from ours, it is nevertheless deeply influenced by aspects of our humanity and culture.
Title: The House
Artist: Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Technique: Watercolor, guache, colorpencil
Size: 19×31,1cm
Year: 2021
Price: sold
Stephanie Donsø (DK)
Danish artist Stephanie Donsø’s visual universe is inspired by children’s picture books, comics and folktales. Within her art she seeks to explore the relationship between visual storytelling, illustration and fine art. The characters in her work are familiar to us, whether they are from a well known fairy tale or rather elements the viewer may recognise in themselves or in their life. Donsø’s interest in folk tales lies in their ability to be both whimsical and oftentimes scary. In fairy tales the reader follows a character who is subjected to a series of tests that ultimately mature them. While Donsø’s world is set apart from ours, it is nevertheless deeply influenced by aspects of our humanity and culture.
