Thank you!

Internet really is a wonderful place. And people power is the most powerful of all! In less than 8 hours our Kickstarter campaign went on fire and we are now over 90% funded thanks to 288 fantastic backers! … Thank you!

7 days of excitement!

One week has passed and thanks to more than 100 backers, we are over 30 % funded! To take us all to the next level, we have called on Eyes as Big as Plates’ first ever models, Halvar and Torleiv from Sandnes (Norway), to keep up the momentum. … 7 days of excitement!

We are live on Kickstarter!

Eyes as Big as Plates is now live on Kickstarter!

There’s 29 days to reach our funding goal and the stakes are high: if we don’t get it all – we get nothing! Agnes is calling you to click on this link. There is a brand new 4-minute video with whales and all. Let’s make this book! … We are live on Kickstarter!

Qujanaq Kalaallit Nunaat

A four-hour boat trip in the Nuuk Fjord in the company of whales, seals, icebergs and fellow festival sailors concluded our Greenland adventure – and made it even more clear we are definitely coming back. … Qujanaq Kalaallit Nunaat

Ice as big as plates

Apologies for this rather late post. We’ve been busy crying. Crying that we’ll soon be leaving Kalaallit Nunaat and for having met yet another mountain of a person. Jakob Sørensen rocked our lives in Greenlandic as he said ‘yes’ at Nuukullak ‘entrepeneur valley’ (once again a top-tip from our guide Najâraq). … Ice as big as plates

Tove’s qeqqussat

Tove moved to Greenland on the 27th of October 1959. She recalls the first week being tough, but it has been great ever since. Every now and then she thinks it might be nice to have apple cake with her mother in Denmark, but feelings of home sickness don’t bother her too much. We wouldn’t feel homesick either if we could hear whales in the bay whilst sitting in our living room. … Tove’s qeqqussat

Nuuk torraaaaaak

A 15 minute journey to work took us a little over an hour as we ooooh’d and aaaah’d at the sunrise, ravens, icicles, snow… It has become a habit to go and stand by the water and just stare out at the icebergs flowing by slowly. As our dear friend Lisa would put it ‘there is no time – it’s timeless…’ … Nuuk torraaaaaak