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NollNoll ARTEFAKT

Role: Graphic Designer/Art Director (Freelance)
Year: 2024
Deliverables: Visual Identity, Art Direction, Typography, Graphic Design, Website, Social Media

NollNoll ARTEFAKT is a newly founded studio creating functional wooden furniture through artisan production. The visual identity was created with the studios vision, as well as the production and raw materials in mind, drawing inspiration from scandinavian and japanese aestethics and traditions.

Ongoing. Publishing the website soon, along with release of more furniture.

SuperHi

Role: Senior Brand Designer
Year: 2023
Deliverables: Branding, Marketing

SuperHi launched SuperHi Plus, a program to help creators bring their dream content to life with funding, mentorship, and tools. I contributed with brand and marketing assets to promote the program and get signups for our first cohort of creators, as well as develop the brand further.

SuperHi

Role: Senior Brand Designer
Year: 2023
Deliverables: Branding, Flexible Design System

SuperHi wanted to expand its portfolio of courses. We created a system of reusable blocks, to enable a repeatable process for launching new courses on a single domain. Each course can be personalised and have its own brand expression. Generative Art With TouchDesigner was the first course we launched using this system.

Watch the full site here.

Röhsska Museum
of Arts and Crafts

Role: Freelance Designer
Year: 2020
Deliverables: Graphic Design/Art Direction,
Exhibition Identity

I was asked by Röhsska Museum of Arts and Crafts to make a proposal on the identity for the exhibition Arkitekturvisioner: Brunnsparken. An exhibition and a series of dialogues with the aim of giving architects and architecture influence in relation to three controversial places in the city. The exhibition is a tribute to the architect's ability to see the city as a multifaceted environment, where radical and unexpected ideas make the city's full potential appear in a new light.