I am Martin Holm, a graphic designer. Specialized in print media, but has also been working with illustration and interactive media for several years. Currently I am working as a graphic designer at Making Waves.
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3I reworked the complete visual profile for OSFF this year, and even had time to put together a 30 second animated movie, as you can see a few posts ago. Now, here are some pictures of the various elements.
Been working on a little magazine project on the side for a while now, and I just published it through Issuu a short while ago. No need for any long downloads of pdfs or anything, plus you can virtually flip through the pages. I love this service. Enjoy!
As one of those projects I just have lying around, waiting to be worked on and finished someday, there’s a pdf-magazine I’ve been working on. It’s about robots, sci-fi, and I’ll probably throw in something about ray guns and other retro sci-fi stuff. Here’s a spread I’ve worked on a little..
On my spare time I’ve been working on this fanzine in honor of one of my favorite subjects; Signage. I’ve been to Los Angeles, Las Vegas and San Francisco this summer, which are goldmines when it comes to signage. =) This is still work in progress though, but here are some of the spreads that are more or less finished.
So, finally I bring you the photos of the last project I worked on at Studio3 this summer. This was an annual report for a big company dealing with education, real estate and recycling. We hired a great professional photographer but did all the rest ourselves. Really learned a lot from this, in almost every aspect. I wouldn’t mind doing more stuff like this in the future.
A magazine about music related design, including albums, psters, music videos and more. This issue was about Norwegian designers and design. Shown above is the cover.
Above is the contents page, where you can turn the big black disc to read the main featuring articles.
The magazine also includes some interviews I did with Martin Kvamme and Are Kleivan, they are made as folded posters you can tear out of the magazine.
