I was the Lead UI & UX Designer on this project, working with Future Partners in Half Moon Bay, California. Project is currently being prepared for launch.

My job was print layout and editing of the ad-sponsored free version of the map, as well as UI design for our interactive map website, Reykjavikcentermap.com.
There's a lot more to come from Borgarmynd in the future.

These last two years I've had the honor of working with my good friends at Borgarmynd on their fantastic map of downtown Reykjavík. Since we started working on this map it has found it's way to the World Expo in Shanghai in 2010, as well as being a part of the official press kit for the city of Reykjavík.

The talented photographer and designer Jói Kjartans asked a few of his friends to design a poster for the release party of his book, Jói De Vivre. The poster had to be based on a specific photograph of his chest. I took a lo-fi 8-bit approach to it.

We designed a flexible identity that will take on a theme every year. We also developed an interactive system to pick your favourites out of over 400 events going on that day.

You can visit the site for the 2011 Culture night at Menningarnott.is.

Menningarnótt means "Culture Night", and is a day full of art, music and events held in August every year. Around 100,000 people find their way to downtown Reykjavík for it.
Done in collaboration with Borgarmynd, Brian Suda and Marandros.

A project I did with a team at Soup (now known as Future Partners). We were invited by the Chao Foundation to Beijing, to build a brand around a new program called the Top NGOs Program.

A poster made in the style of Swiss designer Josef Müller-Brockmann, for a concert with Benni Hemm Hemm & The Icelandic Orchestra. I created a graphic symbol for every istrument and portrayed the band as it would be set up on stage.

The result of a bizarre yet rewarding thought process during Project M: Frankfurt. A group of young designers rebranded old fountains in Frankfurt as wishing wells. Last time someone checked for us, three of them were still marked as such. More information about the process at getrichslow.org.

Poster suggestion for Ambra, a performance by the Icelandic Dance Company. Photo illustration & typography.

A school project at the Iceland Academy of the Arts.

Typeface designed after geometry research in the course “Holy Geometry” at the Iceland Academy of the Arts.

Nominated for the FÍT Design Awards 2009, Student Category.

Læknaneminn is an annual publication for the students of medicine at the University of Iceland, with insight into life at the school as well as articles about the profession.

I created the layout, design and infographics.

Various logos and logo suggestions from the past 5 years.

Viral videos designed to promote the Project M 48 Hour Blitz online. Whole project was done in one day, from idea to editing and logo design.

Cooperation with Marandros and Anna Rakel Róbertsdóttir Glad.

Coloring and typography for the Open Day poster at the Iceland Academy of the Arts 2008. Drawing by Myrra Rós.

Poster for “The Enlightenment” — a monologue by Snæbjörn Brynjarsson, directed by Árni Kristjánsson.

The 2009 Yearbook for Menntaskólinn í Reykjavík, which is the country's oldest college.

Design, layout and photoediting, in collaboration with Arnór Bogason.

Co-management of a poster exhibition at the Living Art Museum in Reykjavík, and the design of a promotional poster. This poster is now in the posession of the Living Art Museum as a part of it's poster collection.

T-shirt silkscreen design for the staff at the Iceland Airwaves 2007. The T-shirts were printed at The Naked Ape.

Suggestions for a logo and cover for a publication by the Iceland Academy of the Arts about graphic design. The logo spells out "mæna" in solid black stripes. This is probably the favourite logo that I've made.

A poster promoting my farewell party before moving to Berlin for an exchange semester at Universität der Künste Berlin.