An illustration of Bornholm for chef Arthur’s menu card to the competition “Sol over Gudhjem” 2024. The colour palette is chosen to match the flower bouquets at the presentation. The illustration had to include the outline of Bornholm, architecture and nature.
“Stormen 1659” is a mystery game/ self guided tour of central Copenhagen/ treasure hunt adventure set in the year 1659 and based on a real historical event. At the time Copenhagen was besieged by the Swedish army and fighting for it’s survival. In the game the players are responsible for the city’s defence and discover that there’s a Swedish spy inside the city, so they have to investigate 5 suspicious characters and find out which one is the traitor. If they are correct Copenhagen will be saved!
The game is created and sold by Escape Copenhagen and can be found through their website.
Five character illustrations were developed for the game as well as nine chapter heading illustrations.
A couple of small pattern collections and stand alone patterns made as a learning experience and exploration. The patterns are meant for craft paper and fabric.
A set of illustrated maps of Denmark and Copenhagen ( Copenhagen City Center, Amager, Nørrebro, Vesterbro and Østerbro) made for postcards and posters. The maps feature prominent landmarks and aim to simply portray the atmosphere and feel of each area. These beautiful illustrated maps take you on a virtual exploration of the city and some of it’s most notable features.
Licensing is possible, get in touch for more information.
A collection of early spring botanical greeting cards suitable of almost any occasion, from a birthday greeting to a Mother’s day card or just a casual way to say “Hello!” or ” Congratulations!”.
A collection of botanical illustrations created in Adobe Illustrator. The style is inspired and influenced by watercolour art and aims to bring texture and more traditional and dimensional look to a vector illustration.
A collection of flat vector illustrations made for various projects and with various purposes, exploring different styles: a more angular and geometric one vs. a fluid and organic approach.
