The Catalogue for 2010-2011 from Karolinska Institutet has been released this week. You can see some process shots and read more about this project in the part 1 below.
Click here to view more illustrations in this catalogue.
I recently finished this exciting commission for the cultural magazine Ord & Bild. The theme of the issue was "distance" and it offers so much thought-provoking and interesting reading, amongst others the text by Helena Granström - "Mellan dig och det levande finns alltid någonting dött". Many thanks to Martin Engberg at Ord & Bild for this commission of trust. Click here to view the final illustration and some final prints.
Link to Ord & Bild web page.
A simple tea party, from who's perspective? How can a tea party be perceived from different perspectives, apart from the joyful aspects? Maby the room feels enlcosed, like there are no windows or doorways that could relieve the cramped feeling a bit. Maby the chairs appear too small or the guests so frightenly large and from a noticeable fine behaving/sophisticated social class...
View the final illustration here.
A new year with a new window to the rest of the world. For this new year I wanted to give the illustrations more air to breath. Simplicity and openness was what I strived for when creating this new site. I hope you'll find some air here too and a place where personal interpretations can take shape.
A simple navigation that takes the viewer on a journey through the images.
Best wishes for the new year to you all. It's been a while since last. The past moths I've amongst other things been working on a project for Karolinska Institutet, that is a medical university and center for medical training and research. First I would like to thank KI with special thanks to Emma Hägg and Sofia Lindberg for this opportunity and a great time during the project. The comission included a series of illustrations that represent the fifteen medical programmes on KI and a cover illustration for the upcoming catalogue, website and campaigns in 2010-2011.
Here is an initial sketch for one of the programmes on KI
It has been a great time trying to capture the passion and essence in each profession, keeping them all together as a series, expreimenting with textures and colors. The reference colors of KI are very different from the colors I usually work with in my illustrations, which made this project to a colorfull journey and experience. I hope to post some final prints as soon as the catalogue is printed.
I'm continually inspired by the subjects and content in Ny Tid. The cover illustration below is from the september issue, about how belonging to the different classes in society can affect the percpetion of one self and the opportunities in life - essay by Robert Åsbacka, writer and researcher in litterature. Click here to see the final illustration.
Part of the illustration accompany the essay by Robert Åsbacka.
The new edition of "200 Best Illustrators Worldwide 09/10" by Lürzer's Archive is available now. This is a big day for me, since I was selected in the category for advertising.
Link to Lürzer's Archive. Here you can visit Lürzer's Archive and order your own
copy if you want.
Today I finished the umbrella project and the sun is shining outside my window.
Click here to see the final illustration
Here is a illustration I did for the current issue of Ny Tid Magazine about detective stories. Who do I identify myself with when reading a detective story? Many thanks to Nora Hämäläinen for the opportunity. Click here to see the final illustration in a lager view
An early idea sketch, trying to work out the compositional elements and find the concept. I wanted to leave mutch space and freedom for the viewer to make a personal interpretation, just like stories do.
I want to share some of my thoughts and sketches here, when time gives me the opportunity. It's a rainy summer day, days like this are dedicated for new projects to take shape or old one's to be taken further. I started this project a while ago, it was a rainy day too actually. Here is an early sketch...
14 umbrellas have taken shape so far, one for every rainy day since I started this project. They will all contain a map - a guiding map for the lost moments in life. There will of course be a lost person, that haven't found his map in life yet or maybe momentarily lost it.
