Covering material trends in graphic design: Kristina Krogh

Covering material trends in graphic design: Kristina Krogh

April 2, 2013

I am smitten by these graphic designs. In fact, I am still thinking of which to order, they are all so beautiful it is going to be a difficult decision. Whenever that happens, I use to leave the site, come back a few days later, browse again and go for the one I still find very special. No compulsive shopping anymore (has to do with aging:-)

Me fascinan estos diseños gráficos. Estoy pensando cual escoger, hay tantos que me gustan. De hecho, cuando hay demasiadas opciones, suelo irme del sitio, volver unos días después, me lo miro de nuevo con cariño, y voy por lo que aún me atrae más. Ya nada de compras compulsivas, se aprende con el tiempo :-)

Kristina Krogh is a Danish graphic designer based in Copenhagen. The two works above belong to her illustration series. Her limited editions are restricted to 50 pieces, all numbered and signed.

Kristina Krogh es una deseñadora gráfica que vive en Copenhaguen. Las dos obras arriba pertenecen a su serie de ilustraciones. Sus series limitadas comprenden 50 piezas y vienen enumeradas y firmadas.

She mixes shapes, colours and different textures and is obviously very interested in material trends since she covers them all: marble, wood, cork, stone. To make it perfect concrete would be missing but I guess that would look absolutely uninteresting with her designs.

Ella combina formas, colores y texturas diferentes y está muy interesada en las tendencias actuales de materiales ya que los ilustra todos: mármol, madera, corcho, piedra. Tan sólo faltaría el hormigón pero eso lo haría seguramente muy aburrido.

Kristina works as well on visual identities, typography and digital design. You can see her work here.

Kristina toca también temas como identidad visual, tipografía y diseño digital. Su portfolio se puede ver aquí.

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