iPhone single-month march (Retina)
Black
White
Red
Yellow
Gray
Brown

SPECIAL EDITION
My birthday is march 6th, so this month there’s also an exclusive Gunmetal-version of all Hansvetical formats!

iPhone Gunmetal March
iPad Gunmetal
Desktop 1680×1050 Gunmetal
Desktop 2560×1440 Gunmetal

UPDATE
iPhone single-month february (Retina)
Black
White
Red
Yellow
Gray
Brown

Another bit of shameless selfpromotion. Don’t know how attractive it is for anyone but me (and maybe a handful of friends or clients), but you can download it here (1680×1050) or here (2560×1440).

Heat up Helvetica, add a little Bauhaus, a squirt of Pantone swatches and finally sprinkle with the table of elements. After 7 moments in the fridge, you got yourself some delicious new Adobe CS 5.5 applications icons. Download the icons (Mac .icns) right here.

Go ahead, knock yourself out. They’re free!

Hans + Helvetica + Calender = Hansvetical

I was just about to order one of those beautiful and minimalistic Helvetica-calenders online, when the thought struck me – why don’t I just make my own? That way I could have it exactly as I want it, and also add week-numbers – those are commonly used in business-settings (in spite of nobody in the real world actually using them…).

Anyway, That’s how it started, and the result is Helvetical. There’s wallpapers for your desktop, your iPad and your iPhone (retina). Happy downloading!

DOWNLOAD WALLPAPERS:

Desktop (1680 x 1050)
Black – White – Red – Yellow – Gray – Brown

Desktop (2560 x 1440) UPDATE
Black – White – Red – Yellow – Gray – Brown

iPad
Black – White – Red – Yellow – Gray – Brown

iPhone* (Retina)
Black – White – Red – Yellow – Gray – Brown

*The iPhone version shows a single month, instead of
the entire year that’s on the desktop- or iPad-version.
I’m sure you’ll guess why.

UPDATE:
Download iPhone february
Download iPhone march

Images from this years Copenhagen Pride Parade, saturday 20th of august 2011.

It started with the idea for a self-portrait in Illustrator – reducing the lines of my face to a bare minimum while still being recognizable.

The result was this image that I was so fond of that it became my new ‘visual identity’. Now it’s on my business-cards (without any text – my ‘mysterious stranger’-cards), a t-shirt (which I gave away as a present, though) and my longboard (hand-painted!). It’s my profile-picture for just about every online-account, it’s on a desktop-wallpaper (only used it for a little while, I tend to change those often), and it’s the iPad-icon for this site (if you ‘add to homescreen’).

I guess sometimes ‘great’ things start as a sketch, or come from foolin’ around with Illustrator in my spare time. I got a lot of positive feedback for the image, and I’m even considering it as a tattoo. Did you notice my favicon, btw..?

Picture of an afternoon hanging with the guys (and girls) from longboard.dk at Carlsberg.

This area was part of the former Carlsberg brewery, and is currently being gentrified as ‘breathing-space’ for urban Copenhagen. Most importantly, though, there ain’t too much traffic, and they got one of the few accessible skatespots for longboarders in the city.