YAIKS!

Last friday we printed out the first book! Woohoo! 

Check it out! It's pure awesomeness!

Hello Publishers!

Hello!
How do you do?
Here's a little pieces of the first version of our children's book.
And the fear of the dark is gone!
If you're interested to publish our book, please send me an email to susanseppala@gmail.com

innovative me

Our team was the best!
We had innovation week at our school and our product was a _great_success_
At the moment our idea is going through some analysis and you might hear about it later!

black hole

Going nowhere. 

Triptych.
Black ink, permanent.
Red ink, non-permanent.

last christmas

In the middle of all the school rush and hurry I decided to design my own christmas cards. Here's two of them. I still have plenty of them so please, have them - it's never too early, christmas will come again!

Hope for the Future

Hello kids and other cool guys! We are now making a book for children at school. Fun fun fun! Our team of three awesome spirits is creating something unbelievable for library use. 

Here's a little sneak peak for you darlings.

Early version for one spread, introducing Trauma-Taneli.

roller derby for life

As some of you may already know my latest passion, hobby, lifestyle and everything is roller derby! I'm madly in love with that sport! roller derby


So... here's a press pass and brochure I made for a mixed scrimmage at my hometown. 

girl_power

What did I just found! My new favorite illustrator of all time! Sandra Dieckmann - you are amazing! You put a smile on my face and a pencil to my hand! 


Art by Sandra.

Take it!

This was our first school years exercise. The aim was to design a brochure for Arne Jacobsen exhibition. Size A4.

posters

Here's some posters I've done with my friend. They are for University project called Treeni which helps graduated students to get jobs.

 

I do love you, Mike Perry!

At the moment this is my number one source for inspiration! Mike Perry is totally amazing! I could just watch his works for hours! Maybe I should grab a marker instead....

 

Mike Perry