
While working in-house at Centerpartiet, I developed and maintained consistent branding across a wide range of communication materials, from large-format prints, posters, and advertisements to event collateral, infographics, the website, and magazines. I also created campaign and social media assets, including artwork, photography, and video content.
During the local election campaigns in 2018 and 2022, I was responsible for leading the strategy, design, and implementation of visual communication.



In this special edition of Sundbybergsbladet, Centerpartiet highlighted its key priorities for Sundbyberg ahead of the September 11th election. The issue also featured articles on the city’s urban development, its history, and the vision for the Milo area, along with a proposal to celebrate Sundbyberg’s 100th anniversary in 2027. Readers were also invited on a cultural-historical walk through the city.


On a quarterly basis, all residents receive a copy of Sundbybergsbladet, Centerpartiet’s local magazine focused on urban planning and municipal politics. The magazine was redesigned following the party’s updated graphic profile introduced in summer 2021.
A distinctive feature of the publication is its functional design: a folded A4 format that unfolds into an A2 infographic poster. The goal was to create a clean, engaging layout that effectively communicates Centerpartiet’s ideas, values, and vision for Sundbyberg.



In 2021, Centerpartiet strengthened its vision of building Sundbyberg’s future together with its residents. This led to the campaign Your Voice Makes Sundbyberg Even Better (Din röst gör Sundbyberg ännu bättre). Through street ads, social media, and a special edition of Sundbybergsbladet delivered to all households, Centerpartiet invited residents to share their priorities and suggestions for improving the municipality.


In 2017, I designed a new local logo for Centerpartiet in Sundbyberg that offered a versatile and distinctive look, setting it apart from typical political party branding in the area. This redesign provided a valuable opportunity to strengthen the party’s visual communication across social media, posters, newspapers, and more. The colour palette drew from the national brand colours but was merged into a gradient.
To complement the typographic icon SBG, an abbreviation for Sundbyberg, the slogan ‘Sundbyberg Even Better’ (Sundbyberg ännu bättre) was introduced. The slogan aimed to convey a positive, forward-looking vision that highlights Centerpartiet’s ongoing commitment to making the city greener, more open, and more welcoming for all.



