Illustration
Free expressions in line, color and pattern
My illustration work ranges from free explorations to pattern design.
These pieces stand on their own, yet the visual language I develop here often finds its way into my ceramic practice.
Editorial Illustration
An editorial illustration created during my illustration course at Berghs School of Communication.
Exploring how an image can support and enrich a written text.
Early work
Shaped by close observations of nature — pine needles, root systems and flowers. Small organic details that often find their way into my illustrations.
Pattern design
I return to patterns when I want to explore balance.
Lines, shapes and repetition become a quiet conversation on the page.
Visual Communication
A visual exploration of where nature meets technology.
Created as part of a course assignment at Berghs School of Communication for Tekniska Museet.
Animation
An illustrated animation exploring how lines and shapes come alive through motion.
This is a fictional book cover created for educational purposes. The title, author name and text are not connected to any existing publication.
Book cover
Illustration on Ceramics
One of my strongest qualities is the handmade character in my work. I like when the process shows through, and when lines and materials keep a sense of life rather than a perfect surface.
This becomes the bridge between my illustration and ceramic work, where the same language of line, texture and form appears in both mediums.