Apres Ski Beer
Andreas Magnusson
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Apres Ski is painted rather than drawn, and the brush is left visible everywhere. A figure in a navy ski suit stands on red skis with one hand on the hip and the other raised, balancing a tray of wine glasses and a bottle overhead. Behind the figure, broad strokes of pale blue and red block in a slope and a sky without describing either, and the words APRES SKI sit at the left in heavy navy capitals. The cream ground shows between the strokes, which keeps the whole thing light despite the strong colour. It borrows the confidence of a mid-century travel poster without copying one.
Apres Ski is painted rather than drawn, and the brush is left visible everywhere. A figure in a navy ski suit stands on red skis with one hand on the hip and the other raised, balancing a tray of wine glasses and a bottle overhead. Behind the figure, broad strokes of pale blue and red block in a slope and a sky without describing either, and the words APRES SKI sit at the left in heavy navy capitals. The cream ground shows between the strokes, which keeps the whole thing light despite the strong colour. It borrows the confidence of a mid-century travel poster without copying one.
Product ID 485902The red and navy are strong enough to carry a wall on their own. An oak frame warms the cream ground; black holds the navy and makes the composition graphic. It belongs where people stand with a drink, so a bar corner, a kitchen wall or a living room beside a cabinet suits it better than a bedroom. Pair it with wood, rattan and a wool throw rather than anything polished, and let the cream do the breathing.
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Meet the artist
Andreas Magnusson is a Stockholm-based graphic designer whose creative path runs through music, touring, and live performance. That background shows in his work, compositions with rhythm, contrast, and an intuitive sense of timing. He works across a striking range of styles, from bold typographic posters to retro-inspired imagery and clean geometric design, transitioning from touring musician to digital design artist during the pandemic. His approach differs from project to project, ranging from image editing to illustration, with the end result always the most important thing. Whether working with typography, illustration, or image manipulation, Andreas brings a musician's improvisational spirit to every project, creating pieces that carry strong visual weight and hold their own on any wall.
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