Corporate videos, explainer videos, whiteboard animations by illustrator, artist Mårten Lundsten with 20 years experience, working with clients around the world in online sketch meetings. PIXOco, pixoco.com

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Client

About the project

I've worked with smartinfo many times through the years, and this time they wanted an explained video for their service SmartMailroom.

We started sketching from their script and I came up with suggestions for the images. Once I put them into an animatic there were very few changes, and they even liked my "dummy" voice-over so much they wanted me to do it for the final animation, which I was more than happy to.

Below you can compare the first rough sketches to the final cleaned up images, and the first sketch animatic compared to the final result.

Client

About the project

LSU stands for "Youth Organizations of Sweden", and they have an international network of collaborators that speak for the interests of young people around the world. They contacted me about making an animation for their conference in a simple, clean style, nothing complicated or expensive. The main thing was to get their message across.

After initial meetings, sketches and feedback rounds, we ended up with two animations that explained what they do - and they were very happy with the result. Check out the final images and animations below.

Client

About the project

Atlasbalans is a Swedish wellness company with a focus on treating spine and muscle tension.

For Whiteboard / Explainer videos we go through the script together in an online sketch meeting and create the initial sketches. Then I put these into a slideshow, add music or voice-over, and share for comments. We make changes and I clean up the drawings.

We can also add motion/animation or a hand "drawing" the images.

Client

About the project

SBU is the Swedish Government's organization which examines medical and social research and offers recommendations to health care professionals and institutions. I was asked to create short trailers for their magazine to highlight the topics inside in a quick and snappy way, using simple clean cartoon illustrations.