Illustrations for new horror stories from Morten Dürr - designing Azull

The horror book "The vampire in 7.A - and other black shock" will be published by Carlsen shortly before Bogforum (November 7 to 9). 

The book contains a series of short stories, and one of these is about the monster Azull who avenged themselves violently on a number of children who either did not believe him, or thought they could get away with bagataliserer his ability.

Azull can crawl through the ground and jump up, he has long claws and furry coat ..... the rest is my interpretation. Oh well .... so he tears to her eyes out on little boys and eat them .... or just to tear the arms of those tongue out and head of the little sister.

Illustrations for the book "Ethics for journalists on the web"

I recently did five illustrations for Jacob Albrecht and Andreas Marckmann Andreassen's new book which gives advice on writing for the web.

1. Internet challenges - when classic journalists must adapt to new media

 

 
2. The possibilities of the Internet - to correct errors immediately and are not captured by the ink, such as the Chicago Daily Tribune in 1948 declared the wrong winner of the election

 



3. Being a click-addict = hunting likes and shares, is worrying. It is not always the right solution just give people what one can measure that they want.

 
4 A newspaper which claims it never makes mistakes is suspicious

 
5 A Troll = a debater on the web that destroys the tone of the online debate

'Njord Vin' wine-label design...together with Ib Kjeldsmark

many months ago, I was the owner Njord Vin (wine) .. asked if I would design the label for their new Danish Pinot Noir wine. I had no experience with this type of assignment and allied myself with my skilled and experienced colleague Ib Kjeldsmark, and together we learned to put typography and graphics together.

 

Njord is a god of Norse mythology. He is the father of Freyr, the god of fertility, and Freya, the god of love. Freyr rides around a large golden brushed boar, if his father has the same way to transporte himself is uncertain .... but we decided to give him a wild boar. Maybe it's not historically accurate, but it looks good!

I am looking forward to tasting a glass of wine Njord when the first harvest is ready to get on the bottle. A bottle which now bears lbs and my design.

I'm not a big wine connoisseur, but when Paul Giamatti is willing to run through most of California in the movie "Sideways" just to drink different Pinot Noir wine ... I look forward to drinking a glass

sketchbook drawings from Portland and New York

In July I attended the Illustration Conference in Portland, Oregon (awesome city) where I got to sketch a big old steel bridge.....

 

and in August I flew over the atlantic again to participate in my good friend Frank Stocktons wedding with Vanessa Schnaidt in Hudson, New York. On my way back I stayed a night at my friend and fellow political cartoonist and cartoonist (an idol) Steve Brodners appartment in Manhattan. Early in the morning I was able to draw the view from my window.

daily practice for managers - do's and don'ts

it's difficult to break a habbit

It's hard to let go of ones habbits ..... and in order to evolve as a leader it's important to leave the (bad) habbits behind ... 

Philosopher Søren Kierkegaard: "Alas, of all enemies the habbit is however, the most insidious and, above all treacherous enough never to let himself be seen. He who sees its true form, he is saved from the habit"

 Philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. "Agghh ... , the eternal recurrence"

engaging your employees in the decision making