Marie Åhfeldt

Mås Illustra
Illustration & graphic design

Book cover of "Sånger i öronhöjd" showing children singing together with a songbird, a giraffe and a squirrel on a ladder singing into a boy’s ear, illustrated by Marie Åhfeldt.
Songs at Ear Level – Language, Rhythm and Movement in School and Children’s Choir
Heléne Don Lind, Gehrmans

Selected illustrations from the book

Double-page spread from "Sånger i öronhöjd" showing children in motion with a giraffe, a spinning globe, a child on an adult’s shoulders and a child dancing with a snake, illustrated by Marie Åhfeldt.
Illustration from the song "Lennä" in "Sånger i öronhöjd", showing two children, a reindeer and a snowy owl flying under the northern lights, illustrated by Marie Åhfeldt.
Double-page spread from the song "Rumba kata ya" showing children and animals jumping and dancing, illustrated by Marie Åhfeldt.
Double-page spread from the chapter "Vanliga dagar och speciella dagar" showing children in a subway carriage and a celebration scene with cake, buns and candles, illustrated by Marie Åhfeldt.
Illustration from the song "Husdjur" showing many dogs and cats together with a rabbit and a large rhinoceros, illustrated by Marie Åhfeldt.
Double-page spread from the chapter "Vi sjunger om fred, frihet, vänskap och kärlek" showing children hugging, playing and holding signs for love and peace, with birds flying around, illustrated by Marie Åhfeldt.
Illustration from the song "Come rain, come sun" showing a child jumping in a puddle with watercolor splashes, a rainbow, sun and rain clouds, illustrated by Marie Åhfeld
Illustration from the song "The long-legged sailor" showing a short-legged sailor dancing with a long-legged partner, illustrated by Marie Åhfeldt.
Illustration from the song "Sholem lid" showing white doves flying and sitting on a wire, carrying olive branches, peace symbols and a heart in front of a stone wall and sky, illustrated by Marie Åhfeldt.
llustration from the song "Godmorgon" showing a frog lifting its hat in greeting, illustrated by Marie Åhfeldt.