This is a WordPress theme I’ve made for Anna Högberg and her website: Mörkrets Väktare.

I’m quite proud of it actually.
This is the most advanced website design I’ve done so far, I think. Lots of bits and pieces of graphic that’s supposed to end up in the right position no matter what. Always very challenging.
But alas, this one works in IE, FF, Chrome, Opera and Safari as far as I know. Anything less would be really bad of me.

The words that inspired this design were “dark fairytale” as well as:

…beautiful in a dark way, and a place where you can find will’o'wisps and shadow creatures among mighty trees and enchanted ponds.

Only one picture today. Something as classical as a wet rose.
It was raining really heavily when I took this picture – with an umbrella over my head and the camera. I added a few layer effects in Photoshop and the whole picture came alive.

I really like this picture.

Here’s a little something I did a while ago for an art contest over at Catahya. (This picture won by the way.)
I tried something new in this picture: I only used photos I’d taken myself. No external stocks were used.
The most common reason why I normally like to use stock images is because I can get my hands on exciting backgrounds that don’t exists in my own backyard.

Well, this might be a picture I’ve taken myself, but sure enough… The trees come from Italy – Florence to be more precise. The rest of the photos were however taken not even 100 meters from where I now sit, writing this.
Home produced! Yeah, feels good.

Btw: I’ve changed the portfolio background color to a slightly less grey blue tint. Good? Bad? Let me know.

First out is the bumblebee, struggling with a Granny’s Nightcap (cool name) I think looks just like a petticoat. Maybe it’s the Fairy Queen’s, who knows.
Secondly we have a perfectly natural and very beautiful greyscale picture. Pretty.
And last but not least we have a flesh eating plant called sundew. I really like the flower stalks unfurling.

A sunny, funny WordPress theme filled with warmth and joy. Inspired by the flag of Uganda and African dance.

This theme was designed for a school project about creating and distributing audio books in Uganda. The prototype website is called Share Your Story.
I don’t know if the website will be used or not, but the WP theme is nice nevertheless.

For more information about the project, see my school blog Go Digital (OBS! Swedish).

This is a design I did some months ago for my classmate, David, and his blog Internet and identities. It’s called Virtual charades. (It’s in Swedish, but you might wanna check it out anyway).
The first design was blue and white, but David wanted something black/pink/turquoise instead so that’s what he got.
I like both versions in different ways. Which one do you like best?

CD covers!
I was just going to sort through them, but then I ended up in Photoshop somehow and started editing things. Now the whole series is complete.

My so called CD Collection is actually a little hobby project I have of making play lists with certain themes. Once the play list is long enough to fill a CD I make a cover for it. It’s jolly good fun, actually.
I always write a small “poem” to accompany the design. It’s made up by the song titles on the album. It usually consists of 90% nonsense and 10% seriousness.

I made the first cover in 2007 (with some edits done today) so it’s rather nice to see how I’ve developed my cover style. I think the newest design, the one for Lullabies for the Wicked, is the nicest one so far.