Thursday, 7 February 2013
The Scribble Project
Labels:
broccoli,
illustration,
Scribble Project feature
Monday, 21 January 2013
Between the lines
I have two weeks of work. Actually I'm between jobs and my new one doesn't start properly 'til February. I'll try to spend my time wisely, catching up on things that's been neglected for the past six months, making some new plans and most importantly make some new work!
One of the images for the Action!Aid project.
Thursday, 27 December 2012
Happy 2013!
A shorter, one minute version, of the movie I made with ActionAid and SWE was shown on Swedish TV in the week leading up to christmas.
2012 has almost come to an end. It's been a pretty strange and confusing year for me with lots of changes. It's been a good year though and I've got high hopes for 2013 to be even better.
Happy new year everyone!
Labels:
ActionAid,
illsutration,
SWE,
tjejer som hejar på tjejer,
tv
Sunday, 16 December 2012
Tjejer som Hejar på Tjejer!
I'm pretty excited to share my latest project with you: it's a short stop-motion animation made to promote ActionAid online this christmas. I made the illustrations, Swartling Produktion the sound and
and the good people at SWE ad agency did the rest. Please spread the word and go to http://www.actionaid.se/ to get a goat!
Thursday, 13 December 2012
Oh Comely
As an illustrator nothing beats seeing your work printed in a really beautiful, well-made and well designed magazine. Oh Comely is just such a magazine and I'm very proud to have an illustration in their latest issue.
Also; Hello!Lucky featured some of my work on their blog the other week, thanks ladies <3 p="p">http://www.hellolucky.com/wordpress/2012/12/05/new-illustrations-by-karin-soderquist/3>
Labels:
bakamyi,
editorial illustration,
feature,
HelloLucky,
oh comely
Sunday, 9 December 2012
"Var och en är många"
Labels:
Catti Brandelius,
editorial illustration,
FETT,
Miss Universum
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
Sunday, 25 November 2012
Georges
I had an illustration in the latest issue of Georges, a lovely french kids magazine. It's a fake ad and the text roughly translates as "When you're looking for a good idea against blisters, with Pansemampoule you've got it!" In french the word for blister is the same as the word for light bulb.
Labels:
editorial illustration,
Georges,
kids illustration
Tuesday, 13 November 2012
Kult Magazine Feature
On of the projects I made whilst studying at Camberwell, The Climate Change Project, was published in the earth issue of Kult Magazine, hooray!
Kult Magazine on Facebook
Wednesday, 3 October 2012
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