God Jul!
A classic Swedish Christmas in a Pacific Northwest home tucked away in the winter forest…
God Jul!
anna brones
writer + artist
anna brones
My books:
Live Lagom
Comestible
‘Hello, Bicycle’
‘Fika: The Art of the Swedish Coffee Break’
‘The Culinary Cyclist’
‘Best Served Wild’
‘Paris Coffee Revolution’
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The Oblique Strategies card deck has been a much needed companion to pushing through creative projects these past couple of months and as I wrap things up today, this one could not be more apt.
Bikes, art, coffee, wildflowers, rain, islands.
Tis the season for coffee outside! Oh wait, it’s always the season for that… regardless, I'm excited to be taking part in a giveaway with @arttoolkit @al_humphreys and @trailboundsketchesdevoted to microadventures.
A couple of big projects finally coming to an end right now. Things that have been on my mind for several months, things that have at times felt like a struggle, things that I keep questioning and questioning. As they come to a close I find myself thinking “oh, this is the direction that feels right.” That is all to say: the end is the beginning of something else.
This is your brain on nature. For this month’s Creative Fuel Series column on @bigcartel I wrote about the intersection of creativity and nature. The main takeaway? We need nature. So if you’re feeling creative block this week, get outside.
anna brones 
Hopefully there’s a piece of gingerbread and a warm glass of Glögg in your future.
Ben
December 24, 2009 at 16:30
God Jul också!
Make sure you get your hand on some glögg and pepparkakor snart!
Here are some Norbotten shots – http://lolaakinmade.com/2009/12/28/photo-essay-snow-23-below-and-christmas-tidings/
geotraveler
December 28, 2009 at 17:22
Oh don’t worry… I am all glögged out at this point 🙂
Love the snowy Northern Swedish shots!
svenskaanna
December 28, 2009 at 21:17