Various work, Concept & execution.
The GIF at the top was actually my preferred version of this IBM ad. To the right, you see the final animation I delivered in a much simple universe but still delivering the story.
In an often soundless feed your story might as well be text driven.
An organic social ad for an IBM quiz game will most likely drown in their own flood of content unless you really make it stand out. And this one really does that.
Not the traditional emotion - but a notsalgic emotion. The best thing about working with a young brand is that they often dare to challenge the ordinary. This is why I had so many good creative opportunities working with MobilePay. Like this one - a simple ad, informing our audience that you can now pay Falck with MobilePay.
To catch the eye we created a pixel animation -looking like a game from the 80'ies (like SpyHunter, first GTA or similar).
Below we have a series of challenging posts for WeShare. Not often you get to make an ad with the devil for a big corporate bank.
Talking to an audience in a way that only they get - can be a valuable way to tap into humor and making your message memorable.
Each year there is a large fair in Las Vagas called IBIE. GEA and other food industry companies attend to show off their latest food product line equipment. So the simple visual idea here is to combine the slot machine with food symbols - and the winning combination is of course GEA. When this shows up in your b2b food industry feed you will likely give it second glance.
Selected Works
When Tech SparksWebinar concept
Pakke dk RedesignUx/Ui Design
Out of the OrdinarySocial Media
IBM Security JeopardyUX Design
Heart of BollnäsArt installation
Code of conductIllustration
Star impactUnity VFX
IBM WatsonExplainer Animation
Bridges of SöderhamnArt Pitch
NordeaEVP Campaign
Danske BankInfographic
MiljøministerietPublic Campaign
Nykredit Employer BrandingProject type
GEAExplainer film
Mobile PayB2B Animation
IBMExhibition Design
Panzer GeeksGame Art Direction
Burning BearBrand identity design
Take Me HomeProduct design
Ørsted DayExperience design