De tekeningen die Ingmar van gezichten maakt zijn indrukken van emoties of momenten, vaak op een speelse en vloeiende manier getekend. Met vrolijke kleuren en een simpele vormen geeft hij emotie raak weer.
‘Self-Portrait’ (2025) reveals Ingmar’s love for Matisse’s. Pen on paper, digitised by hand (below), then coloured in Affinity Designer. The final result is a fine art print on watercolor paper.
Title: Self Portrait
Year: 2025
Software: Affinity Designer
Process: Fine art print
Material: Watercolor paper
Dimensions: 40x30 cm
Self Portrait. I was just joking, or so I thought. And then someone called me dickhead.
Title: LUL
Year: 2021
Software: Illustrator
Process: Inkjet printing
Material: Acrylic plate
Dimensions: 40×40 cm
This guy gave me a brownie.
This work is part of a small series of portraits on angst and confusion.
Title: Yellow (Down)
Year: 2020
Software: Illustrator
Process: Fine art print
Material: Watercolor paper
Dimensions: 30x30 cm
The contorted features, wide-eyed panic, and sharp teeth make for a fearful, tormented face.
This work is part of a small series of portraits on angst and confusion.
Title: Red
Year: 2019
Software: Illustrator
Process: Fine art print
Material: Watercolor paper
Dimensions: 30x30 cm
On my way to the supermarket, I passed a group of teenagers, aged 14–15. Last in the group was a boy whose expression seemed to be suspended somewhere between surprise and disappointment.
This work is part of a small series of portraits on angst and confusion.
Title: Green
Year: 2019
Software: Illustrator
Process: Fine art print
Material: Watercolor paper
Dimensions: 30x30 cm
On my way to the gym in my home town, I pass an elderly man accompanied by a young woman. As I cycle by, I recognise something flickering across his face, caught between surprise and confusion.
This work is part of a small series of portraits on angst and confusion.
Title: Blue
Year: 2019
Software: Illustrator
Process: Fine art print
Material: Watercolor paper
Dimensions: 30x30 cm