Some book designs.

I made both of these in one day for my own adventures to becoming an artist.

I made this brand because I wanted to challenge myself into making a logo with a lot of motion.
The logo is based on the sandal of the greek god Hermes, because anyone who wore them would have the ability to travel anywhere, and Kamiwaza means "Godlike".

I wanted it to feel in motion and also be balanced, so I spent a lot of time tilting it just the right angle to feel it "taking off". I made a slight bend underneath the toes to resemble more of a sandal shape. I played with having the sandal also as the letter "K" in "kamiwaza".

I made this intro video dedicated to my main project and calling in life.
The idea of the video is that the world is a machine with different functions we can maintain, balance and expand upon. I believe what ties together all balance is acceptance, and that can only come through transformation. I believe transformation comes from either stories, or nature. So I will collect as many stories as I can from all over the world.
Each saga represents a category for all my content to come.

Hope you enjoy this intro sequence and will follow my journey on IG: @sagabond.blog

The owner of Skipphaugen cabin field wanted a logo based on a song about open landscapes. He loves sunsets and as that is vastly admired in his cabin field area, I added this as well as the ocean, which is precisely the view you get, all combined into one expression.

To get a clean expression with so many elements combined was a challenge. I solved it mostly by balancing flowing lines and stacking them on top of each other to get all parts integrated in unity. By adding the cabin over the waves I also put emphasis on a nice view, which is highly appreciated by their customers.  

Some logo lettering animation I made really fast in Cinema 4D. The shape of the "S" I first illustrated in Adobe illustrator, then I turned it into a 3D shape.

Cleanpipe Solutions wanted an infographic GIF to use on presentations to demonstrate their product "Umulium" for their clients.

The narration of infographics need to direct the attention of the viewer as quickly and comfortably as possible to each demonstration. You need to explain something in a convenient way, with graphics. I solved that challenge by using distinct vibrant colors, and bold soft text in contrast with the hard edges of the graphics.

I made the animation for this video in connection with NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation with nine radio channels and two TV channels). The target was to get kids engaged in the periodic table in a fun way, so my group explored telling it through the lens of a videogame.

My focus was to make snappy animations and get the timing of everything right with the narration, as timing is a really important aspect of animation.

A VFX project where I mapped the 3D space inside the original footage to place my own 3D modelled goblet inside, then added matte painted effects and color correction to integrate it.