rondellhund.com

We are dedicated to Philanthropic Street Art .We only use recycle materials to make a rondellhund. All proceeds from sales go to charity.

I wish Rondellhund to become a

symbol for happy moments,

creativity and generosity.

Hello,

My name is Bjorn and I work in the IT-industry. During my spare time I make Rondellhund. I started April 2007 to contribute to the

art of making and designing Rondellhund. The Rondellhund sometimes turn up in a roundabout or in other interesting places.

Many people also adopt them and keep them in their garden or give them to a friend.

If you want to order a Rondellhund or do a factory tour. contact me via email or facebook. bjorn@rondellhund.com

Regards

Bjorn

I wish the Rondellhund to become a symbol for fun, creativity and generosity.

A few simple situation I wish for but I will never know ...........

When the family see a Rondelhund in an roundabout they smile, stop and buy ice-cream to their kids.

When Steven see a Rondellhund he smiles and call his mother to say how are you, I'll stop by for coffee.

When Elisabeth see a Rondellhund she smiles and stops the car and hug her kids.

When Jane (The teacher) see a Rondellhund she smiles and start thinking of new ideas for her class.

When Chris see a Rondellhund he smiles and new music ideas start developing in his mind.

When …........ see a Rondellhund.........

                           .... and I also wish this could happen :-)

Independent blogg from June 2011.....

My Rondellhund and charity work is featured in a blogg written by Naive Art & Painting artist Marie Jonsson-Harrison, Adelaide, Australia.

http://www.mariejonssonharrison.com.au/new/index.php/2011/06/88-chevy-chase-and-roundaboutdogs/

Naive Art & Paintings :: Marie Jonsson-Harrison

Born in Sweden, her grandparents were famous circus artists and her father is Adelaide based sculptor, Ted Jönsson. Marie emigrated

to Australia with her family in 1972, and embarked on a highly successful career 'diversion' as an international model. Picking up on

peripatetic life of her forebears she was to enjoy success as" Miss Summer Spain" 1981," South Australia Model of the Year" 1982 and

"Australian Model of the Year" 1984. However her rich artistic heritage soon exerted its primacy and she began painting while pregnant

with her son.

Bringing immediate zest and life to the genre of Naïve or Naïf Art (sometimes also referred to as outsiders art, innocent art, or folk art)

still under the umbrella of Contemporary art, Marie developed a unique painting approach wherein figures and objects are rendered in

relief, giving the works a wonderful human and tactile quality.

Marie brings to her work a great sense of humor and keen observation of life, always presenting a positive and joyful experience often

with a social comment about the human condition. Her paintings, prints and sculptures are for sale and are collected widely throughout

Australia and internationally. Japan and U.S.A has proved to be particularly appreciative and supportive markets for Marie.

During the last year she´s been writing an art blog called "Naïve View" (see blog page) where she details the creative process and

where the inspiration comes from. This is for those among you who share Marie´s slightly quirky sense of humor and likes to find out

what makes an Artist tick. "Naïve View" blog by Marie, is gaining quite a following worldwide, you can also join Marie on her page

called Naïve Art by Marie Jönsson-Harrison on Facebook.

RONDELLHUND FACTORY est. 2007