Tina Stokkan (b.1994) is a graphic designer with a love for branding and editorial design. Based in Oslo, Norway.

Punkt Oslo

As a part of the design team lead by senior designer Christian Schnitler at Metric, we developed an identity for the new innovation district, Punkt Oslo. The identity reflects the districts mission - to create a sustainable future for the city by promoting innovative solutions and supporting entrepreneurs. We also designed the brand website, which I was in charge of.

This project has been carried out at Metric. Lead designer Christian Schnitler, project manager Silje Dementiev, illustrator Mimmi Christensen, graphic designer and web Tina Stokkan.

Frances

A playful identity for café and wine bar Frances. With a simplistic, yet bold expression the design creates a welcoming atmosphere.

Located at the old American embassy in Oslo and named after the diplomat, Frances E. Willis. Design based on scrapped sketch done at Metric.

Lisa Lalani Interiors

A small identity project for interior designer Lisa Lalani. Inspired by Scandinavian minimalism and natures timeless beauty and elegance, the design embodies the brands commitment to creating spaces that harmonize with their surroundings, evoke a sense of tranquility, and bring the beauty of the natural world indoors.

Exhibition "Dristige drømmer"
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From four different museums to Norways biggest collection of art, architecture and design: This exhibition tells the story of Norway's biggest museum merger to date. Placed in the National Museum's library, you can read the story of the museum's history and place in Norwegian art history. The contents are collected from the National Museums library and archives.

This project has been carried out at Metric. Project manager Silje Dementiev, graphic designer Tina Stokkan.

Typographic experiments

This project is an exploration of how typography behaves when treated in unconventional ways within certain restrictions. All of the text is set in Helvetica Neue regular 10 pkt. The end result is a book containing 14 different typographic experiments, that consists of seven iterations each, where the text gradually goes from being a familiar and readable to become a visual, illustrative or abstract element.

BA graduating project at Westerdals.

Chargo

Chargo is an existing app-based service providing power banks available to rent. Our task was to strengthen the user experience and do a full redesign of the app. Following this we did an adjustment of the profile branding, as well as redesigning the brand website.

This project was done during my internship at Daytwo, in collaboration with Bendik L. Skaalerud.

Blurred Magazine

This magazine explores the fine line between art and design, which is reflected in the design of the cover. A flexible grid allows the design to play with size contrast and white space. Separated into two parts for text and photographs, you can read an article and simultaneously browse through all of the photographs belonging to it. When unfolded the magazine measures 100 cm in width.

This project has been carried out at Westerdals.