Doujinshi - the japanese word for fan-comic.

Emily Gregg - the one online artist who inspired me to start drawing in first place. Trust me, if it weren't for her, I wouldn't be where I am today - I'd probably be aiming for something else than comics and animation. Her colorful fan artwork of the Final Fantasy games and a various of original art gave me a boost to try something similar. That's was when I was 12, thus it's hard to see any ressemblance now. :) Thankyou, Emily Gregg, I hope you are doing alright, wherever you are!

Fanzine - a self-published booklet/book. Could be fan-related or original stuff. Lately I have been working a lot on fanzines.

FFVI: Dancing Mad - a collaborative doujinshi that I created together with Aggi. Read more about it here.

Försupen - an online comic and ongoing comic project by me. I available to purchase as well as read online. The homepage: here

Honga Bongas - an expression from the story T.W.S.A.M.C.T.L. The humans in the story called the Axtruem people the Honga Bongas. Look up Axtruem.

Karrey - My nickname online! My real name is Karin.

Lands - This one is a bit hard to explain. Me and my good friend Aggi calls ourself by the name Land. Yup, we both are... a land. (It's an inside joke from an old animated series...) When we are together, the plural form of us is Lands. It's become some sort of studio name/title/expression of us when we hang around or do collaborations - such as FFVI: Dancing Mad.

N.D.D./När Drömmar Dör - A collaborative work between me and my brother Johan 2005-2006. It's a paper-back comic consisting of 4 shorter stories about average people having their dreams crushed, the consequences and how they handle it in the long run. Currently it's only in swedish, but we are working on translating it together with Nichole. (many thanks)

oC - open Canvas - a japanese drawing software that I use a lot when I draw. You can download/purchase it here.

Smör - the Swedish word for butter. I tend to say and write it a lot.

T.H.O.R. - my first online comic ever. It's on huge hiatus, and will probably not even be finished. You can read the old pages here, howeveer: http://www.karrey.com/thor

T.W.S.A.M.C.T.L. - the title of my never ending novel project: The Way Sun and Moon Came to Life. I started it 1999. It's currently on hold. It's def. going to be picked up again since it means something special to me. I just think it needs some time before I can sort out all story-notes and make something better out of it. This far it's 500-600 written novelized pages, which is around 50% of episode minus 2. The series that the story notes plan for will be 7 episodes. Minus 2, minus 1, episode 1, episode 2, episode 3, episode 4 and episode 5. So you kind of get my picture here, I seriously need to sort things out and pick what's important and what's less important for the reader. ;) My hopes are to make this into a comic series just like I am doing with Försupen.

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