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Target

Editorial illustration for an article about cyber attacks.

Fendi

Camino

Camino is a Swedish magazine that highlights creative individuals, groups, products & services that contributes to a sustainable development. And which promotes awareness & reflection regarding our lifestyle choices.

Seed & Leaf

Capsules

Skeletons

Containers

Fruits

Shell

Leaves

Naturvetarna

Two winners in a successful negotiation.

Cacao fruits

Made for a private client

Family portraits

For a private client

Edith & William

The day after the wedding

Naturvetarna

Mingling party

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Gro

Illustrations and animation for Gro restaurant

Closed for the summer

Animation on grorestaurang.se during holiday season

Logo

Edible plant

Dried mushrooms

Raw root veggies

Glamour

Editorial illustration for Glamour Magazine Spain. Portrait of Mario Vargas Llosa, the Nobel Prize winner in literature 2010. Surrounded by important women in his life and female characters out of his books.

Synk Casting

Portraits of the people working at the agency.

Photowall

Wallpapers for Photowall

Wild in my garden

Free in my landscape

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Animals

Butterflies

Inside

Anna Einarsson / Kungliga Musikhögskolan

Poster made for the performance project Metamorfoser by singer and composer Anna Einarsson at Kungliga Musikhögskolan

Metamorfoser

Habit International

Trend reports for spring 2015 and portraits of Scandinavian fashion designers in the magazine Habit International.

Sophia Holmqvist

Ann-Sofie Back

Roland Hjort

Ida Klamborn

Lisa & Henrik

Wedding invitation

Name tag, menu & invitation

At the wedding

Habit

Fashion illustrations for the Swedish magazine Habit.

Personal

Origo

Origo is a magazine directed to teachers in the fields of mathematic, technology and science.

Camino

Camino Magazine highlights creative individuals, groups, products & services that contributes to a sustainable development. And which promotes awareness & reflection regarding our lifestyle choices.

Oxford University Press

Scientists who were injured or killed by their own experiments and illustrations showing short stories. Published in english student books for adults.

Russian physician, philosopher, science fiction writer & revolutionary Alexander Aleksandrovich Bogdanov (1873-1928). In search for eternal youth he began experiment with blood transfusions in 1924, performed on himself. Unfortunately the science of blood transfusion was not very advanced and in 1928 he got transfusion of blood infected with malaria & tuberculosis, and died soon after.

The Canadian physicist Louis Slotin (1910-1946) worked on an American project that designed the first nuclear bomb. During an experiment with plutonium he accidentally dropped a container causing a critical reaction. Slotin had been exposed to a lethal dose of radiation and died 9 days later.

Thomas Midgley (1889-1944) was an American chemist who helped to develop leaded petrol. There were several deaths from lead poisoning at the factory where the additive was produced. In 1924 Midgley took part in a press conference to demonstrate the safety of his product and inhaled its vapour for a minute. It took him a year to recover from the harmful effects. Weakened by the lead poisoning he contracted polio at the age of 51. He invented a system of ropes to get him out of bed, but his invention caused his death when he was strangled by the ropes.

The British chemist and inventor Sir Humphrey Davy (1778-1829) was fired from his job as an apothecary because he caused too many explosions. When he took up the field of chemistry, he had the habit of inhaling the various gasses he was dealing with. The frequent poisonings left him an invalid for the last two decades of his life. During this time he also permanently damaged his eyes in a nitrogen trichloride explosion.