January 11, 2011

Illustration: Ski Dog


Mattias Inks: the skiing season
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If you see a dog in the ski track remember: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow.
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Nostalgia: Kalles klätterträd



An episode of "Kalles klätterträd" (Charlie's Climbing Tree) which is a Swedish animated children's TV show from 1975. The great theme song is done by Georg "Jojje" Wadenius.
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Animation: Sagostunden



The intro to a Swedish children's TV program "Sagostunden" (Story Time/Bedtime Story) made by illustrator/animator Per Åhlin. (ca 1980)
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January 6, 2011

Sweden in the raw

"Taken from one of Russ Meyer's earlier and lesser known films called Europe in the raw. The equivalent of reading Playboy for the articles, this skin flick poses as a travel documentary, while spicing it up with some nudity inbetween. Any nudity in this clip has carefully been removed. What we do get is views of Stockholm and Millesgården featuring statues by Carl Milles."

Uploaded by jmannen77

Vintage Animation: Bandy

A sequence from a vintage (probably early 1960s) intro to Swedish sport news show called Sportspegeln depicting a bandy player. (updated Jan 7 with extended version)
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December 27, 2010

Vintage Photos: Snowmen


Vintage Photos: Snowmen
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Ephemera: How To Make a Poodle

Stephen Kroninger: Magic In Frosting

By the way, "making a poodle" (but in Swedish) is a Swedish expression for a humble public apology with your guards down.
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December 22, 2010

Christmas Music: Santax




SANTAX 10

GOD JUL from Martin Klasch!

-04, -05, -06, -07, -08, -09, -10

Please note: These links will only last a few days. When they are gone they are gone. (Perhaps Santa will be back next year...)

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Here are some of the sources of the music:
A Christmas Yuleblog, Falalalala.com, Ernie (Not Bert), Jul igen - Christmas Again, 77 Santas, Christmas A Go Go, Twelve months of Christmas

Thanks you all and Merry Christmas!
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December 10, 2010

Music Video: Lite fantasi


Povel Ramel and Beppe Wolgers performing "Lite fantasi" (A Little Imagination) in a 1967 (TV?) movie called Fantasimissimo. Here's a brilliant version of the same song with Sune Mangs and Povel.
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Music Video: Här kommer natten


Pugh Rogefeldt - "Här kommer natten", 1969
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