Denmark Sketchbook 2014 – Drawing The Motmot

Barnacle geese, Olsemagle Marsh, Denmark

Lapwings and Oystercatchers, Olsemagle Marsh, Denmark

Flock of Lapwings, Nivå Marsh

Mute swan, Christianshavn

Common Buzzard, Jaegersborg Deer Park

Mute Swans, Copenhagen

Great tit, Botanical Garden, Copenhagen

Jackdaw, Copenhagen

Perspective on Nyhavn Canal.

Pied wagtails and Reed bunting, Nivå Marsh, Denmark

Fruit and Flower Stand, Gammel Torv, Copenhagen.

Gammeltorv Italian Food Market

Christianhavn, Harborside

St. Alban’s Church, Copenhagen

Helsingor (Elsinore) Castle, Denmark

Fallow Deer at Jaegersborg Deer Park

Fallow Deer at Jaegersborg Deer Park

Sika (Japanese) Deer at Jaegersborg Deer Park

Statue of Hans Christian Andersen, Kongens Have (King’s Garden), Copenhagen

Kid-Carrier Bike parked at Nyhavn, Copenhagen.

The Royal Swans, Copenhagen

Purple-blooming heather on the moors of Northern Zealand, Denmark.

Common black-headed gulls, Copenhagen harbor

An eclipse plumage mallard and blue tit

The Storkespringvandet, or Stork fountain, in Hojbro Plads, Copenhagen

The Danish Royal Army’s Fife and Drum Corps, Copenhagen

A great crested grebe and swimmers in the canal by the Old Stock Exchange, Copenhagen

Statue of Diana slaying a stage, Copenhagen

Rooftop scene from my window, Copenhagen

Little Mermaid, Copenhagen

Steeple on Rosenborg Castle, Copenhagen

Gamekeeper’s Hut, Jaegersborg Deer Park

2 thoughts on “Denmark Sketchbook 2014”

April 19, 2015 at 1:37 am Reply
Lone Foged says:

Lots of likes from Lone, Denmark 🙂
February 9, 2022 at 9:33 am Reply
Gerri Young says:

Lived in Germany a long time, traveling for work and pleasure. Looking at your sketchbooks make me regret I did not do my own sketchbooks as I went along. Alas, I was not as into art as I now am and my job was very demanding, often traveling on projects with others and, therefore, not as independent as I would have had to be to really concentrate on sketch books. Your pen and ink work is extraordinary. Your journaling stories in your own hand with art and words are very special. I am sure you will cherish them forever! Happy painting, writing and journaling!

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