Creation of logo and graphic profile.

A parent to two conference facilities and over 15 restaurants and cafes. Like its nature of uniting all operations, the logo is tied together through an angle, creating a space for vast opportunities.

Creation of 8 logos (and counting).

Chalmers sports society (Chalmers idrottssällskap - CIS) gathers various sports under its umbrella. The CIS-logo already existed and its circle was a frame that all its children will have around them.

An identity and visual language for an optometrist offering eye exams, glasses, and contact lenses. One idea was to visualise the possibilities the sight has to offer.

Assignment at SVA - School of Visual Arts: rebrand an existing business. Teacher: Steff Geissbuhler

The Student Union Council at Chalmers University of Technology were in a need of an identity to communicate. The project also included an identity for the election committee which is connected to the council.

The U-shape in the logo was inspired from the formation the council physically are in during the council meetings. The election committee is called “Valnämnd” in Swedish, therefore the V-shape. But it can also be interpret as an arrow or funnel.

Photo from the meeting by CFFC.

Creation of logo and graphic profile.

A restaurant for business lunches with a touch of luxury.

Creation of logo and graphic profile.

A daily restaurant for students and staff. The angle in the logo is inspired by the restaurant's iconic silhouette.

Two logos created for two sister restaurants where students quickly can get affordable food.

Creation of logo.

The seventeenth student division at Chalmers focuses on Global Systems. Outward-leaning letters in a circle suggest a globe. The simplicity aims for a timeless logo that endures into the future.

Photo: CFFC

A housing society called BRF Nordostpassagen, wanted to strengthen their brand and decided they needed a logo, colors and fonts. They wanted to show their pride in the society and their location.

Inspiration came from the experience the tenants get when they walk home and see the iconic Oscar Fredriks church between the buildings.

Creation of logo and graphic profile.

A basketball club located in eastern Gothenburg. The logo's wings are formed by the bouncing of a ball.

Creation of logo and illustrations.

A biannual event where students give feedback, primarily by placing round stickers on posters.

Photo: CFFC

Creation of logo and graphic profile.

A double-looped swoosh commissioned to represent both a dancing couple and the movement of dance, accompanied by typography that unites the traditional aspects of partner dancing with its sophisticated movements.

Posters created for an exhibition. Gothenburg from a half abstract and geometric point of view.

Creation of logo and graphic profile.

An association dedicated to blockchain. The symbol mimics the core idea where a chain is controlled by its users.

Creating illustrations for an app developed by Helo.

Photo: Noëlle Madsen

A service shop combined with a bookstore ordered a mural painted in collaboration with a pen supplier.

Photo: Noëlle Madsen

The same shop sought to create a more welcoming entrance.

A meeting room named after Chalmers' first female student was decorated with a wallpaper in her honor.

Various illustrations from “Gothenburg Gay Book Club” to “Chalmers Against Sexism”.

Illustrations and lettering of self-designed motifs intended for sale as cards for various celebratory events.

A guide with the purpose to help students to be a part of the rich student life, find restaurants, activities and get involved.

A poster for a book jacket scholarship followed by two book jacket projects from School of Visual Arts. Teacher: John Gall

In Lars von Trier’s film, Dogville, the environment is created solely by taping to a concrete floor. I started taping typography onto my apartment walls. I gave myself rules like von Trier gave himself in the Dogma Manifesto.

Truman Capote uses a lot of detail when he writes, but there is often more than one truth. You have to add up the details to create your own truth. I chose three separate items to represent each book in a series, but not revealing the entire item. I then let the viewer assemble the typography