Foxes are like my favorite animal.

When I lived in London there used to be foxes running around on the streets at night. I loved that even though they looked a bit ratty. Here I have put them in a more swedish-looking suburban setting.

You know it's Sweden because there is a pizza place at the corner.

This piece is called "Räven raskar över isen". Translation; "The fox is running over the ice", a classic swedish christmas song.

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Kind of an autumn theme on this one, although it is already December.

I actually made this image in only 2 days. Some kind of new record for me I think.

When I work, I work fast, it is the "finding out if it works" part that takes a lot of time.

Design for mankind wrote this about me in june this year, didn't have blog back then so I'm posting it now.

Thank you for liking it! Looking back on this drawing, there are things in it that I like so I think I will revisit it soon.

http://www.designformankind.com/2011/09/christina-hagerfors/

Found this on my computer today. I made it years ago and for some reason I decided I didn't like it. Now I think it looks ok actually.

I find it difficult to chose in between a collage-like style and something more stylised.

But I hope there is something of a red thread there anyway.

This is something I've done for a friend who wanted an illustration for her twins. I didn't want to do a bunny or anything like that so after a lot of trial and error I came up with this.

I've have recently done three illustrations and the front cover for a magazine called "Therapy today", the official journal of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. You can find them at this adress... http://www.therapytoday.net

I really enjoyed the experience. The subjects where interesting and the brief was very open. It was ideal really. The one above goes with an article describing the problems a therapist might have when deciding on when to retire.

Here is a little interview with me that will inform you even more...

http://www.therapytoday.net/article/show/2680/

On this blog I thought I'd post my work as it progresses and inspirations. Thank you for reading.