Daniel Egnéus

The Spoils of War 2

Archival digital print on 300 gram 100% rag Hahnemuhle paper, framed 48” x 28” / 122 x 71 cm - Edition of 50

The Spoils of War 1

Archival digital print on 240 gram 100% rag Hahnemuhle paper, 24” x 15” / 61 x 38 cm - Edition of 50

Enchanted Forest, Daybreak

Archival digital print on 240 gram 100% rag Hahnemuhle paper, 23.5” x 18” / 60 x 46 cm - Edition of 50

Iroquios

Archival digital print on 240 gram 100% rag Hahnemuhle paper, 23.5” x 17” / 60 x 43 cm - Edition of 50

Flying Hollander

Archival digital print on 240 gram 100% rag Hahnemuhle paper, 23.5” x 15” / 60 x 38 cm - Edition of 50

Caribbean Nights

Archival digital print on 240 gram 100% rag Hahnemuhle paper, 30” x 20” / 76 x 51 cm - Edition of 50

Salamanders

Archival digital print on 240 gram 100% rag Hahnemuhle paper, 23.5” x 15” / 60 x 38 cm - Edition of 50

Rainbow Octopus

Archival digital print on 240 gram 100% rag Hahnemuhle paper, 23.5” x 15.5” / 60 x 39 cm -Edition of 50

Mefisto 2

Archival digital print on 240 gram 100% rag Hahnemuhle paper,15” x 17” / 38 x 43 cm - Edition of 50

Daniel Egnéus

(b. 1972, Sweden)

Daniel Egnéus has spent over 20 years in cities as Prague, London, Berlin, Bologna, Rome, Milano, and has now made Athens his base. Creating lucid, dreamy and vibrant illustrations that reflect his inner world, Egneus' work is an expression of his colorful and rich life, which finds its way into his work, inspiring us with its beauty and depth.

Daniel Egnéus has had successful collaborations with clients such as Drambuie Whiskey, which gave an award in 2004, and the Pori Jazz Festival, for which he was elected "Best Illustrator" in 2005, by the Association of Illustrators in the UK.

He has published numerous books, including The Hot Dog Cookbook, in France for which he won the Prix Gourmand (2008) for "Best Illustrated Cookbook in France." In 2004, the Italian publisher Coniglio Editore published Daniel's first collection of autobiographical illustrations. And in 2005, Sky Channel dedicated a 15-minute documentary on his work entitled "From Sweden With Love."

Daniel Egnéus - PORTFOLIO 2014 (PDF 1.6 mb)