MY GRAPHIC DESIGNS
Here are some of my graphic designs made in both school and internship projects .
TRØJBORG BRYG
For my 1st semester exam, I created bottle designs for Trøjborg Bryg, centered around a magic and wizardy theme. I aimed to capture a mystical atmosphere through enchanting visuals and unique design elements that reflect the brewery’s imaginative branding. The goal was to make the bottles visually striking, bringing a touch of magic to the product.
FUGLEBJERG-GAARD
For a small project, I designed a new logo and two posters for Fuglebjerggaard inspired by Camilla Plum’s vibrant personality and the character of the farm. The designs feature a modern yet down-to-earth style, using a range of calm, harmonious colors.
STENO
For the Steno web project, I had the honour of designing our little guy in various positions. All of the illustrations are made via Procreate.
BAKKEN BEARS
During my 4th semester of Multimedia Design, I joined Bakken Bears as a graphic design intern, where I held a key role as the sole person responsible for the organization’s visual content. I produced a wide range of creative materials on a daily basis and worked primarily with Adobe Creative Cloud to develop campaign elements, social media content, print materials, and visuals for events.
This role taught me to take ownership, make independent design decisions, and work efficiently in a fast-paced environment. By challenging myself and diving into diverse tasks, I significantly strengthened my skills within the Adobe suite and gained valuable insight into the sports industry and the visual identity behind a professional sports organization.
RUM BOTTLE
My first assignment at Bakken Bears was to design an exclusive rum bottle to be sold at a club event. The goal was to create a premium label that reflected the team’s bold identity while still feeling elegant and collector-worthy. I developed several visual concepts and presented multiple design variations, allowing the organization to choose a direction that best matched their vision.
The final selected design, as seen in the main image, mixes modern sports aesthetics with a high-end, textured look to elevate the brand in a new context. This project gave me hands-on experience working with product design, visual storytelling, and presentation for client decision-making.
ROLLUP BANNERS
For Bakken Bears’ business and networking events, I created roll-up banners and promotional materials for both Bears Padel and Bears Plus.
The Bears Padel design focused on energy and motion, using bright colors, bold typography, and imagery that connects sport with social interaction.
For Bears Plus, I developed a more corporate and exclusive tone — featuring clean lines, dark tones, and subtle brand textures — to communicate professionalism and unity within the club’s business network.
DESIGN REFRESH
Midway through my internship, Bakken Bears decided to move in a new creative direction with their visual identity. The goal was to bring back a retro-inspired look that paid tribute to the club’s early years, while reintroducing their signature orange color into the design language.
I was tasked with exploring and presenting new concepts for the team’s social media presence including player highlights, gameday graphics, and promotional content. My focus was on blending the vintage aesthetic with a modern layout structure, ensuring that the designs still felt bold, professional, and consistent across digital platforms.
MERCH
As part of my internship, I was also responsible for developing a new line of merchandise for Bakken Bears.
The organization wanted apparel that fans could wear in everyday life, and not only on gamedays, while still expressing the club’s identity. I designed a collection of modern and streetwear-inspired T-shirts, experimenting with typography, textures, and photo-based graphics to create a more contemporary look that appeals to a broader audience.
