Repearing the bitter memory from 6 years ago, this time I DID get the ticket to the main concert of Estonian Song Celebration - it was touching, grand, fun, sad and great. These drawings look rather like a fanatic nationalist football match but I swear, the feeling was something else. Also I took the chance to wear Hämeenpuku, Finnish National Costume from Häme - last time I wore one was when I was 4 years old.
Elagu!
I only drew these two shaky pictures there but visiting Weina and Andy's garden was one of the core experiences of the period in Vienna. After the first visit which included admiring plants, recognising the tiny grape babies and blooming wild strawberries (note to my Nordic self: this was in April!), raking in the sun, grilling in the thunderstorm, walking in the green corridor down the hill and enjoying local wine & grapejuice & pancakes & kaiserschmann & good company in the tavern of the village, I said: This has been the best day in 10 years. I meant it. It was a perfect day.
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| Blown away by the garden |
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| Still blown away by the garden |
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| Almost blown away by the thunderstorm |
Photos were taken by Weina.
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| Young aunties in Toompark with "Look at these assholes" attitude. |
I made the poster for Etno Pop 2025. It's annual summer event with live music and some program for the whole family, organized by Pop Up Yhdistys Lapinjärvi Lapptärsk ry and other local organizations.
This antropomorphic flower thing is something I grew fond of in Vienna (maybe due to all the ornaments around) and I continued it in this one. This is very international poster - it has been edited in following places: Vienna, Bratislava-Vienna train, café near Warszaw train station, and in the bus Vilnius-Tallinn.
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| It was nice that the organizers liked the small fauna on the picture. When I had accidentally hidden the rain worm layer from one version, they demanded: "Bring the rain worm back!" |
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| Here with the worm and all. |
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