This page is the “Personal Network.” It displays work from the websites a member is following, in the order it was published. It also provides a way to engage in dialogue about the work in the form of “Cargo Comments.”
The “Projects/Images” toggle provides access to an Image Gallery, offering an alternate way of browsing websites in the Personal Network.
The small thumbnails on the top of this page are a random sampling of websites in a member’s Network.
Illustrations to accompany The Future Laboratory's trend forecasting report about food, food culture, and the food industry. Organic skepticismFrankenstein foods,...
Title page for Glamour Italia's summer culture guide: articles about upcoming exhibitions, movies, summer reading, and more culture to consume during the warm...
Illustrations for the world's most famous newspaper. The benefits of uni-tasking at work. (The opposite of multi-tasking.)Public perception of millionaires: making...
Threadless Select asked me to design a t-shirt for their line last year. So I did. It's called "I Overcomplicate Things," and I definitely did for myself with this...
As part of the inaugural Kitsune Noir Poster Club, I was asked to redesign the cover of one of my favorite books. Large poster prints of the design are available...
The States is an ongoing personal project meant to be an exploration of form. The rules are simple: take the silhouette of a US state, and fit something inside of...
Sixteen page publication for Corraini's signature series. Each page is a different creative prompt with my responses. Available to purchase for 5€ through...
Sometimes small non-profits secretly resent the large foundations that support them. Leaders are useless without loyal followers. The potential dangers of...
I directed and illustrated a short data-driven informational video for Good Magazine about the American penal system. This was produced by Lindsay Utz and...
I was contacted by Newsweek to make twelve illustrations in the style of my States series. The article was profiling countries where it's the best place for...
Cover for the July 5th issue of Bloomberg/Businessweek. Andy Grove's cover article focused on how policy can be changed to support job creation in the United...
Table for the Facebook f8 Developer's conference. The event was themed around community, the social graph, and having developers hack ideas together quickly.I...
Illustration for the Indie Rock Poster Book, a project by Chronicle Books to benefit the Yellow Bird Project.Each poster was supposed to represent a song, and I was...
We were hired by Microsoft to produce something that would flex the new typographic capabilities of the beta version of Internet Explorer 9. Working...
Illustration for The Atlantic's 2010 Ideas Issue, documenting writers' predictions as to relevent ideas for the coming year. The End of Boredom America: #2 ...
I have modified my illustration from the wallpaper “En kopp kaffe” to match a 50×70 cm print for an upcoming exhibition. I will definitely play around with...
I have modified some of my nun illustrations from 2001/2002. The original illustration was never mentioned to be bigger then 800 x 800 pixels so I have done...
October 2010 Y&R New York came to us at North Kingdom with an intriguing proposition. They wanted to make a digital billboard for LG Electronics in Times Square...
An indoor fireplace, placed at North Kingdom Stockholm office. My work was idea, design and painting. To get the right style we first used signal red spray...
Will the Philips wake up light help people living in the northernmost town in the world wake up better? Find out at: www.wakeup.philips.com (spoiler: yes is does) ...
Between October 2010 and April 2011 me and Nicky walked the length of New Zealand on the Te Araroa Trail. We documented it in far too much detail of our blog...
Kenny Lindström’s and my wallpaper is finally on place at North Kingdom’s kitchen in Stockholm. I named the work “En kopp kaffe” which means a cup of...
I wish I updated this blog. I wanted a way to get back into good old fashioned drawing. ATLIMG provided that, and a way to invent silly animals like the Monkat.
