During my exchange studies at Tama Art University in Tokyo, Japan, I did a research project on children's cultural experiences in Japan, focusing on costumes and clothing design. As a result, I designed a bag inspired by the Japanese symbolism, form and mindset. 渋 い (shibui) means subtle, organized and pure while 派 手 (hade) means the colorful, wild and loud language of the Japanese style. In order to reach an equilibrium one strives for 塩 梅 (anbai). The bag I designed and produced is based on this mindset. The bag is designed, produced and photographed by me.
Unisex collection of children's coats based on the Cradle to Cradle design principle. All materials are 100 % chemical free and compostable.
Illustration and Graphic design for Ruth Marthaförening recipe cards.
Workshop for children in Daikanyama T-site, Tokyo. Arranged with Product Design students at Tama Art University.
Unisex Block Sweatshirt made with organic cotton jersey and recycled woven cotton fabric. Designed with Zero Waste technique.
Applique and embroidery. Please contact me for custom orders.
Tool developed for children who have difficulties talking about emotions with parents or other grown-ups. Little Emotioners can sooth and help children communicate their feelings. Suitable for children aged 3-7.
Artwork and layout design for Hubble Jive EP.
The Bapron is a bib/apron hybrid made from recycled cotton fabric and an Oeko-tex certified water resistant fabric. Unisex and reversible! The Bapron closes with a press fastener in the back for maximum comfort and convenience. No straps to tie and nothing irritating kids neck!
Workshop about traditional clothing and children's cultural belonging in Japan. Arranged by Petronella Nordman at an international pree-school in Tokyo.
Illustration for book based on the Cradle to Cradle (C2C) principle.
Cover and music video. Collaboration with Markus Bergfors.