Born in 1979. Currently lives in Uppsala, Sweden. Studied painting and sculpture for three years. Is now working as a concept artist for a video game developer called Starbreeze.

I have a fascination for the dark and morbid, and I blame that on Dave McKean. At the tender age of twelve I stepped into a comic store, picked up a batman-book at random expecting the usual DC Comic stuff, flipped the page and found myself looking into the eyes of a woman with cockroaches falling out of her mouth. The picture was revolting, but the woman was portrayed with a tenderness, sympathy and sadness that made it so much more. The book was Arkham Asylum, written by Grant Morrison with illustrations by Dave McKean. It had everything I wanted from a work of art and a comic, and I had no idea that stories could be told quite like this.

That's an experience that was very important to me. After seeing his work I spent a lot of time trying to actually become Dave McKean, though fortunately that proved to be quite difficult. With time the excessive fanboyism subsided, and other influences became more and more important; Anders Zorn and Jeffrey Jones just to name a couple. I hope I'm able to draw from these sources and build something that is uniquely my own.