Publishing & Culture

Publications

I have a deep passion for turning ideas into distinctive brand experiences. Throughout my career I’ve developed innovative marketing concepts through publishing and exhibitions, connecting brands and organisations with audiences in ways that build relevance, engagement and lasting value. Here are a few of my favourite ones.

Cover Issue #10: Photographer Helena Christensen (opens in a new tab)
01 / Magazine

Tomorrow’s Journal

Founded and developed Tomorrow's Journal, an independent publication exploring fashion, photography, art, and culture. Across 10 issues, the journal was distributed internationally and brought together leading creative talent and distinctive editorial perspectives, creating a platform for storytelling and exchange.

Issues
10
Published
2011–15
Cities
17+

Distributed in Tokyo, Paris, Milan, Florence, Rome, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo, Berlin, Hamburg, Barcelona, Madrid, London, Amsterdam, New York, Los Angeles and Miami.

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02 / Kids’ Magazine

Tomorrow’s Little Journal

Tomorrow’s Little Journal was a twice-yearly magazine for children and conscious families. Rooted in Scandinavia, it explored fashion, culture and everyday family life through distinctive stories and a thoughtful visual language. A love of craft, artistic expression and simple aesthetics shaped each issue, finding the extraordinary in the everyday.

Cover photography by Kristina Demant (opens in a new tab).
Full issues to read online are coming soon.

Tomorrow’s Little Journal issue 1 cover: a red-haired girl in a checked jacket on an orange background
No. 01Relations
Tomorrow’s Little Journal issue 2 cover: two children lying in the grass
No. 02Transition
03 / Danish Red Cross · Røde Kors Butik · 2014–2016

STIL Magazine

Together with the Danish Red Cross (opens in a new tab), I developed the creative concept for three issues of STIL Magazine, bringing creative talent together with personalities from music, film, sport and fashion. Each issue featured curated stories, giving contributors the freedom to interpret a style, a season, a theme or a feeling through their own lens. Distributed free through Red Cross shops across Denmark, the magazine strengthened the organisation’s profile and brought fresh attention to its work and more than 200 shops across the country.

Cover of the Danish Red Cross book Genbrugsmode: two people in a design studio among clothing rails
04 / Book · Danish Red Cross with Gads Forlag

Genbrugsmode

Genbrugsmode is a visual fashion book created in collaboration with Danish Red Cross (opens in a new tab), fashion designer Søren Le Schmidt (opens in a new tab), and Gads Forlag (opens in a new tab). The project explores upcycling, redesign, and more conscious approaches to clothing by showing how pre-owned garments can be transformed into expressive new designs.

I contributed to the project’s creative visual concept and production, helping shape the visual direction and bring the book’s ideas of creativity, sustainability, and renewed value to life. The result is an image-led publication that combines fashion, practical inspiration, and a challenge to the traditional use-and-discard mentality. Proceeds from the book supported the Danish Red Cross’s humanitarian work.

05 / Editorials, interviews & features

Selected stories

A few favourites from the publications I’ve helped shape — chosen for their distinctive visual language, the craft behind them, or simply because some images stay with you, no matter how many times you see them.

Opening spread of The Queens BathFeatured story · Tomorrow’s Journal No. 09The Queens BathView the story
20 stories from Tomorrow’s Journal

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