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Just a little note and announcement from me saying that my university studies of my bachelor degree in graphic design is officially over! Yesterday the final folio and assignments was handed into the uni and was followed by hitting the bar straight away afterwards and going on a long drinking spree to celebrate it together with fellow classmates. It is almost unreal to think about it, and I think I haven’t really even realized it myself just yet, that my 16 years in the making education has finally come to and end. While this was the final submission, the graduation ceremony isn’t until the 15th of December. We’ll get on our robes and silly hats for that!
I am also very curious and excited for the future now, as I’m not a student anymore and will be looking for full time work as a graphic designer. It’s an unsure future and only time will tell where I’ll end up.
Klaatu Barada Nikto is a sub series of the “Four Eyed Girls” and was featured in the Inferno Illustration Journal in the very back, but it was mainly made as it’s own series of girls with glasses… and monsters! To spice things up a little than just having girls. The name of the series comes from the classic phrase in “The Day the Earth Stood Still”, a science fiction movie from 1951. I used this name since I wanted to add the feel to this illustration series of being a bit old school in it’s style, being inspired from 50s science fiction movies and cartoon series. Drawn by hand and coloured in photoshop.
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Inferno is a self promoting illustration journal, displaying and featuring my illustration work. It’s main theme is the first part called “Inferno”(hell), picturing sad and hurting feelings in combination of horrible visuals. The idea in technique was to combine the flowing paint together with hard and geometric lines as a contrast, where the geometric lines are “responding” to the illustrations. The book comes with a slip cover. The 2nd part of the book is called “Four eyed girls”, and as the title says, is all about girls with glasses.
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The SCANART 2010 Exhibition Catalogue
I’m happy to announce I was featured in the yearly Melbourne art exhibition called “SCANART”, organized by ANSA, featuring young artists from Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland, and collecting charity for children in Vietnam. The exhibition was held at 1000 £ Bend in the Melbourne CBD, and we had an awesome opening night with almost 500 people coming through the door to check out the artworks and join us for some drinks.
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