Often described as the entreprenurial one in the bunch, Sebastian is confident and skilled in his ability to plan, execute and lead creative processes. Passion for incorporating future technology in film, brand and design. With an eye for detail and passion for digitalized innovation, Sebastian creates intuitive and futuristic brand experiences.

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EXPERIENCE
Creative
︎ NOAT (2024/11 - Present)


Brand Strategist
︎ Peach Wellness App (2024/05-2024/11)


Art Director & Brand Designer
︎ Freelance (2023/09-2024/05)


Designer (6mo FTC)
︎ Boid (2023/03-2023/09)

Marketing & Product Manager (6mo FTC)
︎ Minimis Technologies (2022/09-2023/03)

Co-founder & Art Director
︎ Necito Reklambyrå (2020/09-2022/09)

Art Director
︎ Freelance (2017/06-2020/09)

Film Producer
︎ Freelance (2017/06-2020/09)



EDUCATION
Figma Masterclass @ TheFutur
︎ Course (2023)


Commercial Law II @ Mid Sweden University
︎ Course (2022-2023)

Basic Law I @ Gothenburg University
︎ Course (2022)


Digital Art Direction @ Borås YH
︎ Degree (2020-2022)



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A confident and skilled Creative Lead & Designer with a passion for pushing boundaries of the future in design and tech. With an eye for detail and deep understanding of digital trends, I create innovative, intuitive, both futuristic and functional design, that is ready for the future. 



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Klubb Klorin



BACKGROUND
In the vibrant heart of Gothenburg, a distinct club concept named Klubb Klorin took shape. Created by a dynamic duo, its mission was to bridge the connection between younger adults and the realms of fashion and design. If it were to capture the spirit of the '70s and '80s or to challenge the minimalistic approach with old art, this presented a unique set of challenges.


THE INNOVATION
Klubb Klorin didn't just aim to recreate an era; it aspired to resonate with its audience by intertwining contemporary tastes with vintage and historic aesthetics. The call was to harness faded colors and classic design elements, ensuring they didn't slip into overwhelming modernism. Think of it as time travel through design, where the graphic norms meet the preferences of the younger generation.


PROCESS
Embracing this endeavor required both creativity and an innovate approach. Designs were not to be one-dimensional; instead, inspiration was found from diverse avenues—imagining themselves on book covers, BIC lighters, gracing plastic bags, or as iconic movie posters. This multi-faceted process not only enriched the design palette but also ensured that each element was both authentic to its era and relevant to its audience.

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