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Wednesday, 25 April 2012

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Posted on 11:42 by Unknown
-Jesper Ejsing



It still feels like I just got back from the beautiful Stockholm. Even if it was already 2 days ago. I was teaching at a workshop there, called Northern Light. My great partners in crime of teaching were Petar Meseldzija and Justin Gerard. The reason why it feels like I am still kind of there, is because I brought one of the teacher back home with me.



These days I am enjoying the company of Justin at the studio. We are painting right in front of eachother and share thoughts, technic and criticism as well as bad jokes and stupid remarks…well I keep to the last and Justin handles the intelligent parts.



What is so great is that the both of us shows the other one what each of us thinks is so great about each other's technique. We are equally amazed at what the other one is doing.



I am trying to teach Justin to eat and drink like a Dane, and he strangely enough haven´t passed on anything I served him (even stuff no sane Dane considers real food).



It is a pleasure to have him staying and I wish he wasn´t going back when the week drags to an end.

More than ever, I regret that I am not attending the Spectrum Live.






Demo painting in Stockholm. Notice Justins ref of hairless monkeys. 
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