Graphic designer with over 10 year’s experience and strong print production background. Experienced in creating artwork from scratch including business documents. Very capable of taking jobs from idea to final delivery including production.

Passionate designer in NJ.

Cross-discipline designer with main focus on furniture I have spent the last twenty years working in the creative sector, as a product designer, a graphic designer, and as a fine artist. During these years I have also had the opportunity to travel extensively and to live in a number of different countries, including England, Germany, South Africa and Spain. This experience of a variety of different social and visual cultures has added much to my understanding of art and design and, more specifically, the possibilities of style as a conveyor of meaning. As an artist I have exhibited artwork in over 30 exhibitions in 9 different countries. I have also written a book called Representation, The Objective Sigh and the End of Art, in which I look at how the phenomenon of representation has evolved in Western Europe over the coarse of the last several centuries and how, more recently, objects themselves have come to be understood as playing their own part in the great semiological web within which humanity operates.

Norway

When Bendik, was a very young child, he asked his father: What was, the most difficult profession. Bendik’s father answered, that it was: Research on formula 1. That was, when Bendik decided: To be, a researcher. He was given a short description, on what formula 1, was. When he concluded about setting up, for the researching. Later: The big disappointment, came. He was at the: Technical museum, in Oslo. He was playing with a: Kaleidoscope. He was thinking: The person behind this tool, has invented: Formula 1, already! Still: Bendik couldn’t understand why the kaleidoscope was there, in the museum, and not: The actual formula 1.<br /> <br /> It was then, that Bendik figured: He was the one: That understood the connection, between the kaleidoscope, and formula 1. Bendik decided to use his knowledge about the kaleidoscope, in: His future “research, on innovation & technology.”<br /> <br /> Bendik, asked his mom: “How can I make a formula for everything?” She answered: “Perhaps you can draw it? You that are such an artist!”<br /> <br /> Nobody remembers what, the first drawing: Looked like. And it’s probably: Not important. After a little drawing, Bendik had figured the kaleidoscope, to be a key in the: Whole setting. He was addicted to: Making attempts, on formula 1, while drawing. Which is why, he completely, went 100% into: “Artistic innovation, of formula 1.”<br /> <br /> In the kindergarden, and in: Primary school, he was only drawing, or doing other kinds of art. However, he still were: Listening to the teacher, while drawing. Which is how he could draw: General school lessons, and attempt to innovate it. Bendik, continued to study like that, throughout: Middle school. With his: Self learned, graffiti. Later, he studied at an art specialized school, where he archived: Top grade in all art classes + geometry, and art history. Further, he has studied at: Bergen national academy, of the arts (khib.)<br /> <br /> The true research project, and attempts on: Formula 1, began firstly in 2009. Later, in: December 2014. He had about ten, written formulas for: Innovation, invention, or development.

New York, NY

Graphic designer, work with brands such as PM, Atria and JT. I exude genuine passion toward my work. I live in New York City

Texas/OKC/Baltimore

Part-time graphic designer. Lover of soulful music + learning to be anti-racist + reading fiction novels. Your creative needs are my creative outlet. Email me for more inquiries!

Munich, Germany

Munich, Germany

Los Angeles

I am an LA based mother of three, artist and computer magician. I love working with color, be it messy paint or the Adobe Suite. I am passionate about color and creating and look forward to future collaborations and projects with you!