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Folded paper drawings by HuskMitNavn


Sometimes artists take themselves too seriously that they tend to forget to create something that "normal" people would truly enjoy. Danish illustrator HuskMitNavn, on the other hand, has the right strokes to make you smile. With a simple black marker and white paper in hand, the artist eases us into his world and his mind with his clever doodles. 

HuskMitNavn draws on pieces of paper that he carefully folds, rolls, crumples, or tears to get the desired effects. His illustrations are simple and funny, yet reflect someone that has so many ideas in his head. Check out his his website, Tumblr and Instagram for more. 




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