Graphic prop
FOR TV, FILM & MUSEUMS
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SciFi Screen
This is a looping SciFi screen! You know; one of those background screens in futuristic movies where no one knows what information they display but they help build up the atmosphere.
All the art is done in Illustrator and then exported to raster graphic to work in Photoshop
Digital Prop
For the TV show Enkelstöten, I did a lot of digital hero props. The modern day drama/comedy used a lot of screens on different devices to communicate important parts of the story.
Photoshop was my dearest and most loyal friend during this project, but the cutting mat and X-Acto knife also got some action.
Graphic Prop
A lot of graphic props were made for the feature film: The Cake General (Tårtgeneralen).
Newspapers, forms, food boxes, logos, tax stamps, magazine spreads, tickets, life size paper cut outs, mail, shoe boxes, road signs, posters, etc., etc.
And it was all to be from the 80’s, with made it all fun and challenging. The 1980’s is a challenging time from a researching perspective since it’s not yet a time that is widely discussed and mapped in historical circles (i.e. collectors and museums).
Colorization
Here are some photos that I colorized for the feature film: The Cake General (Tårtgeneralen).
All of the colorization was done in Photoshop.
The pictures are from when IKEA closed its store in Köping in the 80’s. They later opened up in a neighboring city that got all the other cool shops too. A hard blow for the small town of Köping.
The Worlds Longest Sandwich Cake
The plot in the feature The Cake General (Tårtgeneralen) circled around a 500 meter (1640 feet) long sandwich cake.
For the close ups, real sandwich cake was made, and for the wide shots, the faux cake created the illusion of a very long cake.
I did a repeating pattern of a top view sandwich cake and had it printed on vinyl. The art department and I then stapled it on top of a wooden form that made a smooth transition to the real cake.
Book Cover Design
A writer’s club wrote this volume of collected novels about the God Tree and asked me to design the cover.
Two pictures were merged with the help of Photoshop and the lettering was laid on top of it.
Miniature Diorama
This diorama was originally inspired by the Harry Potter books and the main character’s endless hours spent in the school library.
I’m really inspired by fable animals, so I decided to turn the three heroes into mice!
A number of different material was used, such as, wood, cardboard, super sculpy, paper, and lots of glue. All the books are made individually for a more realistic look.
