Jim & Tony
Website
Image design
Jim & Tony are developers of prize-winning gins for Gin & Tonic.
The company develop new taste experiences of high quality Gin & Tonic, combined with warm humor and surprising products. Their first product (Jim & Tony Buckthorn) won silver and bronze in the GI/Gin & Tonic categories, at the IWSC (International Wine & Spirit Competition), England.
The design was based on their packaging design, including colors and typography. The aim was to make maximum focus on the product, by using black and white images and dark background, combined with the theme color (buckthorn), for highlight and mouseover effect.
Jim & Tony is now part of Egoista Brands.
Isodor
Visual identity
Logotype
Animation
Printed matter
Isodor is a specialist in chimney solutions.
The challenge was to modernize and enhance the company's profile, visual expression and uniqueness, with the aim of strengthening their position and awareness on the market.
The company had a background in the chimney sweeping industry, and had started to manufacture tailor-made chimneys for the industry and private individuals. They also developed a method to solve soot problems and making older masonry chimneys more efficient, through a unique internal molding method.
The idea was to merge the company's work area, with their name in a logotype. Furthermore the design was done in a way, that radiate their uniqueness and strength in the field.
Logos
Selected logotypes / visual identities
EO Kommunikation (communication agency)
Wire Snake (product)
Udlandsguiden (web portal)
Meet The Danes (tourist bureau)
Bornicon & Salming
Website animation/cartoon
Bornicon & Salming is a Swedish company that sells beverages in Scandinavia (now The Wine and Spirits Collective).
The company wanted something on their website, while they had it on maintanance – yes, a few years ago. The idea was an impatient glass that could'nt wait for the update, and then took action it self.
This animation was made in the old Disney way: hand drawings with a pencil on sheets of paper, on top of each other, before making them digital.
Danish-American Business Forum
Trademark
Animation
Printed matter
The Danish-American Business Forum is a member-based non-profit network for Danish companies that provided assistance to each other and help from experts, to tackle the American market (now part of AmCham).
The organization wanted a trademark that could illustrate the organizations function and work. The job also included design of various printed matter.
The creative process was an exploration on connections across the Atlantic, the star as a symbol for the US, growing diagram curves, symbolising growth and success, and finaly high-fives between business people.
Luxo
Posters
60th anniversary posters for the classic Luxo architect lamp.
Luxo wanted a poster to illustrate the 60-year anniversary, with an emphasis on the lamp's light and flexibility. The idea was 60 lamps in different positions, one for each year. And inspired by the animation "Junior" by Pixar, the lamps were brought to life by imagining them study each other, in the occasion of the anniversary.
The posters were screen printed (serigraphic) in the two different versions that was proposed, using the contemporary colors of the lamp (black, white and silver). Both posters were, among others, send out to danish architects.
This project won a first prize in a design competition, held by Luxo Denmark.
