When working at teenage engineering, one of my first assignments as a creative developer was to create a commercial for our collaboration with the video game company Capcom. At the time our budget for marketing was completely depleted so I created the commercial single-handedly. I made all the animations, graphics, sound effects and editing myself. It was one of the most rewarding projects I've ever worked on.
Both Capcom and teenage engineering were happy with the results so I was given the responsibility to create the commercial for the OP-Z capcom videopaks
Virtual pocket operator
My coding skills where really put to the test when I developed the a virtual counter part for the physical teenage engineering pocket operator. A working prototype was made for each available pocket operator. The app worked on PC, Mac, iOS and Android and was meant to be a free app for customers to test the different pocket operators.
a passion project I've been working for 5 years is a game called Banzai Bat. It's a local multiplayer brawler that allows for two - four players to duke it out on a huge selection of stages. Being raised by party games like Super Smash Bros, this game really is something my 10 year old self would love. This game is a love letter to him.
I made a freelance work for Trustly AB. The idea was to create a game used for marketing purposes. An interactive commercial. I am currently working on similar jobs where I develop pretty and fun games for companies.
Web design for Capcom videopaks
After the success of the PO-127 mega man overview video I was tasked with creating, not only the commercial for the Capcom videopaks, but also the website landing page. Working with the teenage engineering design guidelines while still giving the website my personal twist was a challenging but rewarding process. You can still visit the website here
Selected work
PO-127 mega man overview
When working at teenage engineering, one of my first assignments as a creative developer was to create a commercial for our collaboration with the video game company Capcom. At the time our budget for marketing was completely depleted so I created the commercial single-handedly. I made all the animations, graphics, sound effects and editing myself. It was one of the most rewarding projects I've ever worked on.
Both Capcom and teenage engineering were happy with the results so I was given the responsibility to create the commercial for the OP-Z capcom videopaks
Virtual pocket operator
My coding skills where really put to the test when I developed the a virtual counter part for the physical teenage engineering pocket operator. A working prototype was made for each available pocket operator. The app worked on PC, Mac, iOS and Android and was meant to be a free app for customers to test the different pocket operators.
a passion project I've been working for 5 years is a game called Banzai Bat. It's a local multiplayer brawler that allows for two - four players to duke it out on a huge selection of stages. Being raised by party games like Super Smash Bros, this game really is something my 10 year old self would love. This game is a love letter to him.
I made a freelance work for Trustly AB. The idea was to create a game used for marketing purposes. An interactive commercial. I am currently working on similar jobs where I develop pretty and fun games for companies.
Web design for Capcom videopaks
After the success of the PO-127 mega man overview video I was tasked with creating, not only the commercial for the Capcom videopaks, but also the website landing page. Working with the teenage engineering design guidelines while still giving the website my personal twist was a challenging but rewarding process. You can still visit the website here
