Last summer there was an election in Norway and two local parties were my clients. These cards presents 8 different causes the party wanted to focus on during the campaign. They were printed offset on heavy card stock and I was particularly happy with how the colour scheme turned out on the uncoated paper.

Last summer there was an election in Norway and two local parties were my clients. This folder presents the Labour Party’s top candidates and main causes for the city council in Bergen. The font is Klavika – a true joy to work with!

A book on social media by Ida Jackson with a subtitle that goes something like:

How to Conquer the World Without Leaving Your Home

There’s an election in Norway next Monday and two local parties are my clients. So I have loads of stuff from the election campaigns to post, when I find the time to document it.

The Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg is coming to Bergen tomorrow and I did this newspaper ad. Designing it made me just a teeny bit starstruck, I’m not used to famous people appearing in my InDesign.

The organizers had the idea of making a festival type poster, and I got to play around with Ryder Gothic again. But if the world only knew how hard it is to make a collection of sponsor logos look halfway decent…

Stock vectors were put to work in the making of this illustration, but they are altered quite a lot. The result I can take credit for and I’m rather pleased with the colours I found. And these awesome numbers are set in HVD Comic Serif Pro. Go check out the cute slideshow for this font telling Comic Sans to get lost.

Skogen is a nursery school that uses the excellent WordPress theme TwentyTen along with the custom style sheet I made for them. I found some cute stock illustrations to use for the different groups. The font is Crocante from Brazilian designers Ricardo Marcin and Erica Jung. Crocante is the Portuguese word for crunchy.

Trademarker is a font I don’t think I’ve ever used before, but I like the nice job it does for these four letters. The font on the right is Rockwell. I have always wanted to use technical drawings as a design element and for this independent service engineer, it was the perfect solution.

The layout and typography for this folder is based on a recruitment poster I have designed earlier.