New site for Galleri Soon. Site is being buildt on a blog engine for easy maintenance and search engine visibility . Work in progress.

Invitation for a small seminar by an open source company called Conduct. Work still in progress.

New visual profile and web pages for Broadnet. Done in cooperation with Konsulatet.

Just made this with the speed of light. No time, certainly no money, – just a ton of idealistic power.
Website for Edit 8.0: RELEVANCE, a seminar site with full bi lingual CMS system.

The seminar design is made by VIKTIG. Web implementation done by Kulp.

Site can be seen here!

This site was done for painter Bente Bøyesen. A clean presentation of her paintings.
The site can be found her!

Working conceptually towards a visual avatar solution for a mobile phone project.
Layout and illustration was done. Project not finally funded.

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Project done for Broadnet. New label made for Bradnet mobile unit. Project is still in progress. Packaging, posters, web site, brochures, letter heads etc. are to be made. Continue reading

Micro site for Kunnskapsforlaget and Tine. Weekly updated with competitions and prices.

Responsible for the packaging. When produced in Hong Kong it was importante to have it all right. This is a board game called Det Store Norske Spillet – Kunnskapens Tårn.
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A board game made for Kunnskapsforlaget. Worked on the initial concept of the game logic it self, to the design of the packaging and identity.
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A visualization of a product for technical crime investigation.

A board game for Kunnskapsforlaget. Design and packaging.
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Designed and CSS by Kulp

Website based on a blog tool. Kulp is responsible for both design and CSS.

Design done together with Torgeir Sollid at Sollid design.

A small card project done together with photographer Magne Klann. 5 christmas cards with local motives from Soon, Norway.

Micro site for the board game “Europa på boks”.

This is a job done long ago. But I found this laying around and really enjoyed seeing it again. The photo is taken by Magne Klann, which is a portrait of his son Markus. Ifinger was the client.