About
Carl-Hampus [Carl] started his studies at Berghs School of Communication in his hometown of Stockholm. After a preparatory semester at Berghs, Carl moved to San Francisco and the Academy of Art University were he earned his Bachelor's degree in 2017.
Post-graduation, he joined Hybrid Design, were he has worked with both local and global brands, focusing on print, branding, typography, motion graphics and art direction.
Experience
Hybrid DesignDesigner2017—Present
Adobe Design AwardsJudge2019
Casey Martin Design (Play)Apprentice2016—2017
Academy of Art University2014—2017
Berghs School of Communication2013
Selected Clients
NikeThe North FaceHypebeastConversePinterestMohawk PaperStanford
Recognition
Type Directors ClubArt Directors ClubThe One ShowThe Design Kids GDUSAHOWCommunication Arts
Contact
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More Work
Client / Project
Stanford Live—Frost Amphitheater Identity.
Brand identity for Frost Amphitheater at Stanford University. A music venue nested in the woods with contemporary music as focal point.
Credits
Converse—Project 96.
Project 96 is a platform to release 96 pairs of limited edition Converse shoes. By nature the program is underground and mysterious, only those who put the work in will reap the benefits of this secret society.
Hypebeast 20—The X Issue.
The 20th issue of Hypebeast Magazine. A special issue edited by fashion designer Virgil Abloh.
Mohawk Paper Art Direction & Photoshoot.
Showcasing the expressive potential of Mohawk paper by representing paper graphically and artfully, speaking to the beauty inherent in the paper they make.
Moebel Stockholm—Identity Concept.
Branding concept for Moebel, a potential furniture store in Stockholm. The identity explores a mid-century color palette along with funky, modern typography—using the wordmark, store details and paper textures to create a visual appeal that speaks to quality, trust and satisfaction.
Hypebeast 19—The Temporal Issue.
The 19th issue of Hypebeast Magazine examine the ephemeral nature of print and contemporary trends.
The North Face—Back to Campus Fall Catalog 2018.
With the Walls are Meant for Climbing campaign, The North Face challenges the direction of our political climate, telling stories of obstacles overcome and walls climbed.
The North Face—Holiday Catalog 2018.
Bold typography and expressive but sharp product photography to bridge the gap of hard-wearing products and the world in which they thrive.