When I set out to create La Sape, the goal was simple: to celebrate and highlight the richness of African subcultures and their profound influence on the global creative landscape. Inspired by the innovative styles, music, and art emerging from communities across the continent, I wanted to bring these stories to life in a visually captivating format. The result was La Sape—a magazine that not only informs but inspires.

When the idea for The Gators came up during a school project, it was inspired by the need for tools that could help families navigate emotional challenges in a healthy way. The goal was to create a story that wasn't just entertaining but meaningful—something that would resonate with kids while helping adults broach difficult subjects. Ally and his family's journey became the cornerstone of this effort, opening a door for conversations about sadness and depression.

When a friend approached me with their wedding plans, they wanted more than a traditional paper invitation. The idea was to create a dynamic, digital experience where guests could easily RSVP, access key event information, and feel immersed in the couple’s story. The challenge was to deliver a website that celebrated their cultural roots while maintaining an elegant and modern aesthetic.

A dental clinic in Oslo with a clear goal—they wanted to look professional, yet still approachable to families and individuals. They needed branding that was clean, contemporary, and reflective of their high-quality dental care. Plus, a sleek and user-friendly website was a must to help them attract patients and build trust from the first click.

To bring Juristkontoret Christiania to life, I envisioned a law firm that specialized in family services. The aim was to design a brand that conveyed both authority and warmth, aligning with what families typically look for when seeking legal guidance. With a thoughtful approach to branding and web design, I crafted an identity that made legal services feel accessible, supportive, and professional.