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Over 15 minutes of cinematics from initial teaser, cinematics within the game and the intro were created. I was responsible for the development of the look during the pitch, the Art Director during production, helped lead the team of designers as well as created styleframes outlining each cinematic.

Art Director

Taking inspiration from the rich history of France and art history, this package evolved from line drawings, gestural paint strokes, sculptures and architecture details. I was the Art Director and began the conceptual phase of integrating all these techniques into one look and feel along with the main intro piece.

Creative Director

I had the privilege of directing over at Imaginary Forces 10 second spots for 14 distinct premiere brands inside the Westfield Mall, at the newly constructed WTC Oculus in downtown Manhattan. With 19 distinct screen dimensions, the largest spanning the length of a football field, we distilled each brand to their essence, reaching over 500,000 viewers per day.

Co-Creator

Creative Director

Creative direction, web e-commerce, design and branding for a luxury black-owned apothecary and home scenting company.

Art Director

Photographer / Creative Direction

Design Director/ Creative Direction

Co-Founder & Creative Director

Hospitality for ideas Alma is a co-working space and member’s club located in Stockholm. Designed by Fredrik Carlström and local architecture firm Tham & Videgård, the house is characterized by an international expression that aims to inspire creatives and entrepreneurs active within design, architecture, film, fashion, advertising, music, art, and media. Much of the building, for many years home to Beckmans College of Design, was preserved or restored in tune with the building’s existing features and quirks. The ambition for the project was to create a house for creatives by creatives, and interiors and products have been commissioned specifically for Alma and are available for purchase in the design shop, located in the club’s entrance and open to the public. Tables, benches and drawers were designed and produced by Sjölinders. The light fixture, w171 Alma, which was designed for the house and produced by Wästberg was awarded “Best Lighting” at the 2017 Stockholm Furniture and Lighting Fair. A mobile light installation by Danish designer Kasper Friis Kjeldgaard was commissioned for the atrium. Ceramicist Rikard Palmquist has designed the tableware. Moa Ott created hangers and other wood products. A large scale, custom-made couch was developed together with Erik Järkil. Hand made ceramic signs and hangers were made by Sara Söderberg. Textiles were designed and made by Christina Nordlind Hejdenberg. The logotype and visual identity was created by Nathan Warkentin to express the nurturing spirit of the club and the concept of a continuing process. The five-story structure has a mindful balance of work and social spaces, including dedicated work areas, rooms for meetings and collaboration, a state of the art music studio, an outdoor terrace, and communal and private dining spaces. The restaurant serves meals exclusively for members and their guests. Selected press “The Coolest Work Space Is, Of Course, In Stockholm” – Vogue “Swedish Simplicity Reigns at Alma” – Surface Magazine “The main entrance hosts a design shop and café, while the spacious atrium functions both as a member’s restaurant run by two of Sweden’s best chef and a space for special events.” – Domus “A new hub emerges for Nordic visual creators” – Hypebeast “Stockholm gets a creative boost with the launch of Alma, a co-working members’ club and restaurant” – Wallpaper* “Alma aims to facilitate cross-pollination among Stockholm’s creative community” – Superfuture “Alma in Stockholm put high design front-and-center” – Curbed “The value of a well-designed, supportive environment in which to do creative work, with the opportunity to meet and collaborate with like-minded talents and creative professionals, is beyond measure.” – Frame Magazine

Founder & Creative Director

Fewer, better things Austere is a design company dedicated to making well crafted, beautiful and functional furniture and accessories. In the spirit of our Scandinavian heritage, we look to surround ourselves with fewer, better things. Believing good design is a basic human right and should be available to many, we grew frustrated that shipping companies made more than the designer and that traditional retail made good design too expensive. Shopping for design is a pain. We wanted to make it painless, and maybe even fun. To that end, Austere works with some of the leading designers in the world, selling direct-to-consumers online and through a select number of showrooms in the United States and Europe.

Founder & Creative Director

The Bauhaus of rum Asked by The Absolut Company to apply order to chaos and make sense of one of the largest and most exciting spirits categories we created and launched a new rum brand. After tasting, blending and refining, we decided to name the company The Rum Society and to name the products for the number of trials it took before each product received the seal of approval. All made in traditional pot stills by the most talented Caribbean distillers, but each with a distinct character of its own we are proud to introduce the first collection — batches No. 40, 62 and 65. In 2017 Fredrik Carlström acquired the brand from The Absolut Company.

Product Designer

Product Designer

Product Designer

Product Designer

Art Director / Stylist

Designer

Kodak Re-branding packaging design and product development

CD Launch promo

Live music show by the guitar master Bobby Rozario and Rudra. Fusion band with elements of western jazz. Live performance at the Rubin Museum of Art, Nov 1, 2017, New York.

Promotion music video

Music video for the New York guitar virtuoso Bobby Rozario. Blues and jazz guitar music. PRS guitar. Shot by Sonya6500. Edited in Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere.

Concept, pre and post production

Photographed by Harley Weir, Styled by Haley Wollens

Art direction, pre and post production, catalog layout design

Photography by Danielle St. Laurent