Green Lady by Stine Belden Roed (50x50cm)
Fine art giclée print created by Stine Belden Roed exclusively for The Poster Club. The Poster Club from Copenhagen, Denmark brings an assortment of works from selected artists made into a collection of playful and contemporary art prints that bring together elements of archival presentation and modern typography.
- Printed in Denmark
- Fine art giclée print on 265g high quality art paper.
- Fits standard frames. Frame is not included, but can be purchased with frame in store.
About the Artist
Stine Belden Røed’s artistic practice is rooted in drawing – layered, imperfect and deeply intuitive. Originally from Stavanger, Norway, but now based in Bergen, she works from a small studio overlooking her garden and the surrounding valley. In this peaceful space, she refines her playful yet intricate compositions. Since graduating from Bergen National Academy of Art and Design in 2007, she has worked as an illustrator and graphic designer, creating book covers, concert posters and editorial illustrations.Â
Alongside her commissioned work, she continues to develop personal projects that allow her to explore new materials and challenge her approach to drawing. “Lately, I’ve been focusing on using different pens,” she explains. “I like that you just get one chance and have not to overthink so much, which makes me a bit more free.”
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Green Lady by Stine Belden Roed (50x50cm)
Green Lady by Stine Belden Roed (50x50cm)
Fine art giclée print created by Stine Belden Roed exclusively for The Poster Club. The Poster Club from Copenhagen, Denmark brings an assortment of works from selected artists made into a collection of playful and contemporary art prints that bring together elements of archival presentation and modern typography.
- Printed in Denmark
- Fine art giclée print on 265g high quality art paper.
- Fits standard frames. Frame is not included, but can be purchased with frame in store.
About the Artist
Stine Belden Røed’s artistic practice is rooted in drawing – layered, imperfect and deeply intuitive. Originally from Stavanger, Norway, but now based in Bergen, she works from a small studio overlooking her garden and the surrounding valley. In this peaceful space, she refines her playful yet intricate compositions. Since graduating from Bergen National Academy of Art and Design in 2007, she has worked as an illustrator and graphic designer, creating book covers, concert posters and editorial illustrations.Â
Alongside her commissioned work, she continues to develop personal projects that allow her to explore new materials and challenge her approach to drawing. “Lately, I’ve been focusing on using different pens,” she explains. “I like that you just get one chance and have not to overthink so much, which makes me a bit more free.”
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Fine art giclée print created by Stine Belden Roed exclusively for The Poster Club. The Poster Club from Copenhagen, Denmark brings an assortment of works from selected artists made into a collection of playful and contemporary art prints that bring together elements of archival presentation and modern typography.
- Printed in Denmark
- Fine art giclée print on 265g high quality art paper.
- Fits standard frames. Frame is not included, but can be purchased with frame in store.
About the Artist
Stine Belden Røed’s artistic practice is rooted in drawing – layered, imperfect and deeply intuitive. Originally from Stavanger, Norway, but now based in Bergen, she works from a small studio overlooking her garden and the surrounding valley. In this peaceful space, she refines her playful yet intricate compositions. Since graduating from Bergen National Academy of Art and Design in 2007, she has worked as an illustrator and graphic designer, creating book covers, concert posters and editorial illustrations.Â
Alongside her commissioned work, she continues to develop personal projects that allow her to explore new materials and challenge her approach to drawing. “Lately, I’ve been focusing on using different pens,” she explains. “I like that you just get one chance and have not to overthink so much, which makes me a bit more free.”
