Original · Limited Edition · Art print

About my editions

All my works begin as originals on paper. Here you can read the difference between a one-of-a-kind work, a limited edition and an art print.

What is an edition?

All my works begin as original paintings and drawings. Some of them become prints – either in a fixed, small edition or as art prints in open edition. Here you can read what the difference is.

Original art – one of a kind

An original is the painting or drawing I created by hand. Only one exists. Most of my originals are sold framed, signed and with a certificate of authenticity – this is stated for each work.

Very Limited Edition – 3 or 5 copies

My newest editions are released in very small editions of only 3 or 5 copies. Each copy is signed and numbered by hand. When the edition sells out, it is gone.

Limited Edition – numbered editions

A limited edition is a print in a fixed edition that I sign and number by hand – for example 7/20. The edition size is stated for each work.

Art prints – open edition

My art prints are prints of my motifs in open edition on heavyweight matte fine-art paper. They come in several sizes, framed or unframed.

How a print is made

I work with ink and watercolour – and sometimes coffee, soap or fabric. When a work is finished, it is printed as a giclée print on heavyweight matte fine-art paper, so colours and details stay as close to the original as possible.

See the works in real life

Many of my works hang in Galleri Hvidehus by Rebild Bakker in Denmark, open Wednesday–Friday 1–5 pm. If you are unsure about a work, write to me – I am happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between an original, a limited edition and an art print?

An original is the unique work I painted or drew – only one exists. A limited edition is a print in a fixed, small edition that I sign and number by hand; when the edition sells out, it is gone. An art print is a print in open edition.

What does Very Limited Edition mean?

My newest editions are released in only 3 or 5 copies. They are marked Very Limited Edition and are the most exclusive prints in the shop.

Can I see the works in real life?

Yes – many of the works hang in Galleri Hvidehus by Rebild Bakker, open Wednesday–Friday 1–5 pm. Write to me if you would like to see a specific work.

Can I get help choosing?

Yes. With my styling service you send a photo of your wall and I show you how the chosen works will look. The service costs a 500 DKK deposit, fully refunded when you buy.

How is the work shipped?

I pack every work myself in the studio so it arrives safely. Delivery in Denmark takes 2–5 business days.