BVD for Swiss Air International

Together with Swiss International Air Lines and Lufthansa Group, BVD conducted a packaging material audit with the goal of phasing out single-use plastics in all ambient items onboard. The challenge of sustainable packaging lies in how fluids and food's should be preserved safely, while mantaining minimum waste directives. For BVD, I develeped and executed this motion design concept to portray the different elements and materials that represents the challenges and solutions of this process.

Agency: 🡵 BVD
Responsibilities: 3D Concept, Case film
Client: Swiss International Air
Case: 🡵 https://bvd.se/case/swiss-material-audit/

Kurppa Hosk for Yabie

A motion design piece I created for Kurppa Hosk client Yabie.

Kurppa Hosk for Tugg Burgers

Welcome to Tugg city! KH tailored a bold and 'out of the box' identity for restaurant chain Tugg burgers with heavily creative approach. I was involved as 3D artist in the motion design team to create environments for the characters to live in. Bon appetit.

Opal C1 is the worlds first professional webcam. Opal took on the task to build the best camera for remote work, focusing on both hardware and software to enable their vision. Their first product is C1, a camera with a 4K Sony sensor enabling DSLR quality, well-packaged in a beautiful anodized aluminum housing. I was approached by Opal to create CGI stills and animations for the app accompanying the camera and for the web.

BVD for Apotek Hjärtat

Product Vizualisations for Apoteket hjärtat's scented care collection. Concept and packaging design by BVD, for a new collection of body care products by Apolosophy for Apotek Hjärtat, Sweden’s leading pharmacy.

This is a personal project experimenting with procedural plant growth in Side FX Houdini

As 3D and motion designer at BVD I crafted and executed the 3D Concept and case-film for this project. The brief was to create a more sustainable packaging system, one that not only reduced environmental impact and aligned with AEG´s visual identity but also attracted the target audience and maximized visibility in a very busy retail environment. Inspired by AEG’s German heritage, the design emphasizes precise typography, asymmetry, and negative space, resulting in a multi-dimensional and cohesive aesthetic. AEG’s iconic red logo takes centre stage, further strengthening brand recognition.

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