I am Martin Holm, a graphic designer. Specialized in print media, but has also been working with illustration and interactive media for several years. During daytime I work at TBWA\Oslo, at night I put on my mask and work on freelance projects.
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Theese are two of the posters we created for our new Radio Campaign for Tryvann Winter Park in Oslo. And yes, they don’t make any sense – without hearing the radio spots first. You can hear them and see the web-campaign at Tryvann.no (click the banner in the right column).
Just thought I’d do a little follow-up on my earlier moustache-fact illustration. I went through some of my stuff today and found a couple more I did. 
Yes, with big letters -- Macho is Back! It’s been a lot of hard work at TBWAOslo this fall and more to come for a new and very exciting client of ours called XL-BYGG. They are a chain of hardware-stores for macho men who like to build. Finally our main movie for them has been done, together with Acne in Sweden.
As mentioned earlier my girlfriend and I have been working together on a little project, collaborationg on making softies – plush toys. A few have now been added to our Etsy Shop called “Nibbles & Bits”. Softies have been featured in Inspire Online Magazine and Plush Monster Feed (Dec. 31).
So, I’ve had plenty to do the last weeks, after being hired by TBWAOslo during the summer. Shortly before summer vacation, Remi did this great illustration for our client Smartfish.
Then last week we did some more fun stuff for a new Ultra grocery store opening in Drammen. We made their logo in styrofoam, each letter about 5 meters tall, and placed it on a barge going up and down the river in Drammen downtown. Then Saturday there was also a fireworks display! 
For the rest theres plenty to do, but it’s fun and people here are enthusiastic.
So, Tonje, my girlfriend, and I have started working together on a project. We’ve started making “softies”, little stuffed toys. Let me introduce you to our firstborn, Bob, who we are taking on a tour of Paris.
So, I had today off. Well, almost. And I was reading through some blogs and stumbled upon yet another one of those vectorize / vexelize tutorials. I figured, since I haven’t tried that a lot, I should play around a little. Just thought I’d share the result.
Okay, so for some reason my mind has been on moustaches a lot lately, and I’ve decided to do some short stories and illustrations using this as the theme. Above is the first one I’ve completed.
A little while back I worked on a new identity for a restaurant. Unfortunately the whole project was scrapped eventually, but I still thought I’d share it with anyone interested.