Siblings by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Another mini art piece, I made yesterday on a background, I already had made. It is about my father and his siblings. My father is the little boy down to the left. I am glad I could scale up the photo in PSP9, so I could see and repair many of scratches it has. So you can understand, I scanned in the photo and printed the fixed one, in order to use it in this collage.
They are all dead and gone, but I knew every one of them.
The one to the right of the top girls was politician. She fought for the womens suffrage. She was the one that gave me my first orange, when I was only 4. She also gave me a bracelet of ivory that day. I remember it clearly.
The girl to the left was Matron. Dont remember what the the younger sisters were.
The oldest boy on the top was Harbourmaster in the Harbour in Copenhagen harbour.
The middle one was. Mechanical Engineer on a big ship.
My father was as very young Baker and Confectioner. Later, Cook on a big ship and then he became Labor Inspector in Copenhagen. All had something to do with the sea, harbours and so. Their father was Mate as young and then he married and later, he took a job as Publican and Harbor Master in a harbour not far from here. Ok I´ll stop here LOL !
Have a beautiful sunday. We have cool weather. about 18C, no wind and s bit cloudy.
THank you for viewing and commenting.

Comments (4)
Superb work Helle. God bless.
So interesting , Helle! Such a wonderful way to remember them all!. Beautiful work.
The sister on the far right (in the picture alone) is the one who I think looks most like you. This is a nice piece, and I bet you enjoyed making it! It's fun to do family history art, isn't it?
Thank or sharing