All the products I design have a story behind them. Some longer than others and some more important. That goes also with client work. I think there should always be the story, the reason, the why before anything is designed, established or branded.
My stories come from who I am and how I see the world. I’m a curious person. I love to hear stories, listen music, watch movies, read, observe, find out about human behaviour. Life in general is so exciting, always evolving and especially always surprising. I’m fascinated by everyday life that keeps changing and all those precious moments I want to remember.
What makes me happy are the people around me. All those feelings, support, sharing, spending time with, kind (and not so kind) words said to each other. And from those words and stories comes most of my design too. As a tribute to all of those people I’m so honoured to have in my life, I made this And I love you print. It comes both in A3 sized art print and as a smaller greeting card.
It’s also a reminder of all that love there is to give and receive for us all. Sometimes we are just so busy that we forget it. And in the end, love is the only thing that really matters. In design and in life.
Do you know what Wreck This Journal is? Besides being a book that makes you do funny things, turns out it’s also a wonderful way to arrange some quality time with your kid.
Sometimes we forget what makes us spark and end up in the endless loop of mundane tasks which leave us exhausted and with feeling that we haven’t done anything. I have some thoughts about that and a small challenge for you today, dive in!
As I’m an entrepreneur with several companies and brands and I work in visual and creativity field, it’s sometimes hard to find the time and the mindset to do anything visual or artistic just for fun. I have found few ways to trick my mind to let go and just create.
And I love you
All the products I design have a story behind them. Some longer than others and some more important. That goes also with client work. I think there should always be the story, the reason, the why before anything is designed, established or branded.
My stories come from who I am and how I see the world. I’m a curious person. I love to hear stories, listen music, watch movies, read, observe, find out about human behaviour. Life in general is so exciting, always evolving and especially always surprising. I’m fascinated by everyday life that keeps changing and all those precious moments I want to remember.
What makes me happy are the people around me. All those feelings, support, sharing, spending time with, kind (and not so kind) words said to each other. And from those words and stories comes most of my design too. As a tribute to all of those people I’m so honoured to have in my life, I made this And I love you print. It comes both in A3 sized art print and as a smaller greeting card.
It’s also a reminder of all that love there is to give and receive for us all. Sometimes we are just so busy that we forget it. And in the end, love is the only thing that really matters. In design and in life.
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