Earn your wings the easy way! - Just print this Mile High Diploma, add names and stuff. Mount on wall in glassframe! Errhh... I won't be an advocate for this kind of cheating! - You must qualify for real to have a MH Diploma of course! |
Polycount Smilies. This is a set of icons done for internet messageboard usage.
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Artist's impression of houses. Novasol A/S is all about holiday home rental in Denmark and most of Europe. Usually, there'll be photographs of the houses in Novasol's cataloque, or on the website. But sometimes a a picture is needed of a house that aren't built yet, or is under reconstruction. Well, here I am, doing something about that! ;) |
Floorheating, romance and some other stuff. This is a small gallery with examples of artwork, illustrations and dtp done for Lintech A/S, a company I've been working for a good many years. Lintech has since become part of Roth GmbH and is now Roth Scandinavia. |
Cocom A/S Christmas cards 1997 & 98.
I did 'em before Cisco bought the company for half a national product.. hmm.
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Panda Klubben is the name of a children's magazine, published by World Wildlife Fund in Copenhagen. I did freelance work for WWF for a number of years, all kinds of printed matter.
The children's magazine was my oyster. I did layout, dtp and production, and I made illustrations when I needed one. That was fun, if I might say so. Here's some spreads from the magazine, done in 1994-97.
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Wonderful old airplane! This is a logo I did for Bohnstedt Petersen A/S, in 1984 or thereabouts. The company sponsored maintenance and operation of a DC3. The plane still flies! - Danish Dakota Friends is an association of people who ensures that ;) The original logo was black and white, so I applied some color to it. |
Hackenbush poster, made for a Café by that name in Copenhagen. Just imagine that the real poster is much higher than this picture. I removed the large white area intended for menus and events lists.
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Illustration for CamDan as, to visualize the problem that modern CNC control software helps solve. The drawing was enlarged to a full wallsize at a trademart, in 1988, for CAD/CAM technology.
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