NATHALIE
STRINDLUND
HELLO
I am Nathalie, a beer loving dog person who is intrigued by astrophysics. And an interaction designer
designer based in Malmö.
My ambition is to make things not only look good, but feel good. I have a strong will with two
contrasting
drive forces which allows me to shift between different
attitudes when I design:
THE MINIMALIST
who wants to remove unnecessities and neatly highlight the
essence, who loves cleanliness and elegancy.
THE ADORNER
who wants to enrich what is
most significant with vitality, who admires abstractness and vibrancy.
With a passion for creative expression, my
main interest has through time traversed between various forms of art and design. Now, after my bachelor's
degree in interaction design, I am confident that what I always found compelling about creating was
to design
human experiences.
DRIVEN
ANALYTICAL
EMPATHETIC
ARTISTIC
OTHER WORK
OTHER WORK
nattsv.art
nattsv.art is an ongoing Instagram project where I explore different techniques and softwares for visual art, 3D, generative art, animation and sound. In this, I strive to strengthen my practical skills in digital production whilst inspiring others in sharing my love for creation.
Pantektor AB
Designed the new and responsive logo for Pantektor AB
as well as
advertisements and graphic material for
their 70th anniversary.
Svenska Öl & Romkompaniet
When Svenska Öl & Romkompaniet was founded, I designed printed media
such as business cards and flyers for their distribution of
10 Saints - a rum casked aged beer with roots in Bahamas.
Ytterbrew
Ytterbrew is a brewing company in Ytterby, Sweden for which I designed bottle labels
for each type of beer they craft. The sculpted figures on the labels were made
with reference to the faces of the Ytterbrew founders.
Coffin Creep
The death metal band Coffin Creep hired me for a promotional photo shoot and photo editing
for their release of the album Voids.
I AM
Small selection of my collection I AM that was exhibited in Mimers
Hus, Kungälv. The series consisted of 10 works divided into three elements: the external, the mechanical
and the divine, and together they formed an artistic representation of a human being.