Oct 25, 2013
Again this year we made a Halloween card for our friends and clients, and this is how it turned out...
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Again this year we made a Halloween card for our friends and clients, and this is how it turned out...
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A small info-graphic we did for the Danish Centre for Conflict Resolution, showing the steps on which a typical conflict escalates up and down.
Exodraft is a company in the business of making high quality chimney fans systems for fireplaces and boiler units and have done so since 1957.
We were asked to make a series of short cartoons that depict the problems bad chimney draugt causes for homeowners, and we instantly realized the potential this project had for making great cartoons.
After deciding on the concept and design of the main character we quickly came up with the stories and storyboards for the final films in close collaboration with Exodraft.
This is the second episode called Who Turned Off the Lights?
Character design for a childrens book series.
A book project Jon is working on - very hush-hush - but it's going to be so cool :)
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Another doodle... :)
This picture was made for a Danish film called "The Big Day" by Morten Arnfred for Nordisk Film (Copenhagen, Denmark), showing actor Trine Dyrholm as a pricewinning journalist in Afghanistan.
Love the facial expression on the guy to the right. He's all like: "Whoaah! Where did Farshad just go?"
You should be happy in whatever belief you have. As long as you respect the right of others to believe what they want, you're cool. Happy ramadan.