Manipulated Minds

Another poster I did at the workshop about manipulation through posters.

Happy Xmas (War is over?)

This week at Krabbesholm everybody's working with the theme war. Today I've created a poster where I reflect upon the case, concerning a Danish soldier who's accused of killing a civilian in Afghanistan. He commented the case saying that he thought the man was placing roadside bombs.

The Poster Machine

Two people, representing "Rasmus Koch Studio", are visiting Krabbesholm this week to be guest teachers at graphic design. The assignment is to create a machine that in the end should be able to produce 4 different posters. My workmate, Ditte, and I got the word "push" to be inspired by. The photos below show some experiments we did today.

Final poster

Folding Chess 3D

Folding Chess

Bike.

Great drawing made by my friend Asbjørn Vind Stærke:

Gorgeous dress, designer: Anne Norge

Passion for Fashion #3

Here's some more photos from the fashion week at Krabbesholm. This week I'm gonna take some photos of the final dresses and share some pictures from the fashion show:)

Fold Fold Fold

Today I'm testing some folding techniques for the poster. Here's some photos:)

Exhibition at "Helvitikat"

The new project I'm working on is a poster for the exhibition "Book-Book" in Copenhagen on this friday, 18th November, with the other students from Krabbesholm.

Passion for Fashion #2

One of the best things about working at Krabbesholm is the creative environment. Here's some pictures from the atelier.

Passion for Fashion #1

The past week I've been very busy working on a new dress inspired by a piano piece by the French composer Erik Satie. It's still "a work in progress", but below there's some pictures of my sketches and experiments.

Previous projects #2

Here's an illustration I made for a short story called "Syltede Figner" in English "Candied Figs". It's a humoristic story about a priest, who plants a fig tree, which turns out not to be an ordinary tree, but a very special divine fig tree that slowly extends into the sky.