Content

For Ekstra Bladet, we designed cover art for their growing and diverse podcast universe. Each podcast has its own voice – and that needed to shine through on the cover, whether the genre was true crime, current affairs, or sports.

For example, we created a dark and gritty cover for Denmark’s most popular true crime podcast Afhørt, a playful, gossip-inspired cover for Bare mellem os, and a minimalist, Soviet-propaganda-inspired look for Det Røde Spøgelse.

The advantage of such a broad universe is that the techniques can vary just as much as the genres – from photographic collages and illustrations to 3D. The common thread? Every cover moves. So far, we’ve created 11 covers, most of which have been adapted to multiple formats.

For more than 2,500 years, women have been fighting to claim their place in our democracies.

In collaboration with the Financial Times, we’ve created an animated short film that shines a spotlight on the underrepresentation of women in leadership roles.

The project builds on the Financial Times’ initiative to explore the challenges facing modern democracy at a time of growing polarization and increasing threats to representative leadership.

The animation takes viewers on a journey through landscapes and key moments in history, showing how women gradually gain more ground in democratic life. Every scene and character is handcrafted, giving the film a warm, timeless quality that captures the sweep of history while standing in sharp contrast to the weight of its subject matter.

More than you might think. The target audience for DR Ramasjang is children from 4-8 years, and this target audience needs a different UX strategy than what Dwarf is used to delivering. The experience needs to be explorative with a navigation that is intuitive and able to work without any text and heavy ‘adult logic’.