Tank Design

Poster series for Hålogaland Teaters Et drømspill (Strindberg).

Destination Fornebu is an exhibition centre devoted to the new Statoil building and the beautiful surroundings at Fornebu. Here you can see what the 65,000 square metre building will look like, watch walkthrough videos of the building and get a feel for its overall scale. Using words and pictures the exhibition gives you an insight into life at Fornebu, the environment, the landscape, and a glimpse of Fornebu’s history.

Over at Tank we are proud to have designed the exhibition, a project which has been both demanding and fun.

Logo and identity for the band, cover and poster for their debut album.

Tromsø International Film Festival 2010 was the 20th in the row, and the first time ticket sales passed 56.000. With that it is now the biggest festival in Norway, and actually one of the biggest cultural events in the country.

TIFF screens challenging quality films for a local, national and international audience. Tank has had the pleasure of creating the identity for this event the last four years, below are some images of 2010, the 20th TIFF.

This is a documentary about two old friends, a lot of trout, and a desire to get out into the great outdoors. The film is by Jannicke Systad Jacobsen and gives us a rare glimpse into a beautiful yet strange friendship full of humour, sincerity and exceptional kindness towards each other.

Festival identity.

Brief: Posters and profiles for a wide range of productions at Hålogaland Teater. Results: A doubling of the audience the first year we started this work and stabilized numbers the following years.

Brief: Norwegian Seafood Export Council wanted to promote seafood at the annual rock festival Bukta. Solution: Together with the client we ended on a solution inspired by old carnival walls where visitors can get a picture of themselves in classic iconic rock settings (with a seafood twist).

Statsbygg (Public Construction and Property, Norway) has initiated an Open Planning and Design Competiton for a New Museum Complex for the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design at Vestbanen, Oslo. Tank designed the Visual Identity for this competition.

Why are building site wraps always so ugly, covered in huge logos and advertising for the construction company involved? Entra asked themselves the same question when renovating Blitz in Oslo: they set tank the challenge to create a wrap rich in artistic meaning, which would also hint towards the building’s future use. We took the challenge and designed a wrap that used symbolism from the building’s previous tenants: Blitz, the Church’s City Mission and Edvard Munch, who lived in the building in previous times. «This is by far the largest building wrap we have ever created, a whole 800 square metres!», says designer Linda Skarpås.