I made this mini-intro for a web-series my brother, mate and myself are doing.

I did this design for Porsgrund and it’s a part of a school assignment. It was an interesting experience working with something completely different that what I am used to.

See the full chinaware presentation on my Behance profile.

Love these sweet paper-cut pieces by Owen Gildersleeve.

Dots TV ad
SOUR music video

I started drawing on this large canvas today, and it’s going to be my most complex piece so far. Giving it a rest right now so I don’t over do anything. I am also working on another project, in a few weeks I am going to have an exhibition here in Kongsvinger and thus I want to make more quality art. Together with a few hand drawn pieces, I am going to exhibit printed stuff and maybe produce some neat pillows and/or other decorative objects. I will write more about this later when I know more so stay tuned!

Check out the close-ups, pretty lousy iPhone pictures, but it gives you an impression of what I’m working on!

Sweet piece by Tilman Singer

I grabbed this from motionographer, cute kitty series about what a cat dreams of - well worth a watch!

Sorry for the delay, folks. Everyone at HQ graciously waited for me to post this one, since I’m such a kitty-freak. So without further ado, I present, the Kitteh Kitteh series, made by the stupendously awesome London-based Tokyoplastic. It’s an insight into what happens in a kitten’s headspace, during those innocent kitten-naps.

There are two in the series, ‘Catzilla‘ and ‘Tail Gunner’, and don’t miss a ‘quick’ video they did to pay tribute to Scatman John and to promote www.kittehkitteh.com. Also available on Vimeo, here.

Those of you who want more, and who are as curious as I was as to how did this delightful project come about, read my interview with Sam from Tokyoplastic, below.

Why Kitteh Kitteh?

Original post on motionographer.