We already have LONG HAND and SHORT HAND, this is NEUE HAND. N—H is a geometric script font made with the vision to be used on a digital device as well as being recreated by the human hand, as a modern form of slow paced calligraphy.
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The type specimen booklet is a combined workbook for handwriting, in that way one can practice and refine the new signature style.

The type specimen is riso-printed in black, orange and blue.

Don Gog is the project of an anonymous hiphop and electronica producer, in which they are blending music and visuals together in an artistic trip-hop fusion.

Keeping their identity hidden is a way to focus on the music and to keep the freedom of shapeshifting; to represent and portray multiple voices, narratives and perspectives. The cherub is a symbol for that; the mythical creature with the appearance of a mischievous child, on one hand representing the naive and curious, on the other, a powerful force with an almighty [cloud view] perspective.  

The identity for production designer Emelie Ekenborn is inspired by the elements of a production designers work and process. The production designer is the director of physical objects and of creating a visual mood.

The logo is a three-dimensional object, positioned in the center of one of Ekenborns scenographies. Inspired by large sculptures and slidable walls that could easily be moved around set.  

This poster project came to life out of my own strive to eat more sustainable and locally grown. The idea is to make a seasonal poster calendar that will advice you on what greens to cook for dinner.

Slide 1: SPRING & ASPARAGUS KISSING 
Slide 2: WINTER GREENS

The animation on the next slide is called "Havsglas" (Sea glass).

The story is about the Kelp girl who is born from the algae on the bottom of the sea. From the beginning she is nothing just like the rest of us, and life is inexplicably sharp, like a piece of glass hidden in the sand. But intertwined with it, she whirls down in violent waves that rip and tear, pull and thrill alternately. As life does. Then one comes out somewhere, maybe in the middle, maybe later, but considerably softer in the edges. Like the smooth piece of glass.