This is a jolly little play about the funeral of an old pedofile. His whole family who had not seen him for ten years come to say good bye.Of course it turns…
The deadly beating was done on video and projected in slow motion when the actors did the fight scene on stage.
I used a number of different silicone…
I used a number of different silicone…

Do I have to tell you that we pretty much covered the whole studio in plastic before we started this shoot??
Here is a silicone puppet of Actor Erik Stålberg for stage 3 of the beating where we bashed his teeth out with a real fire poker.
On the day of the shoot I had to appy a copy of the same prosthetics as we used on the actor on the puppet. There was no time for a test run so when the day…
We had to make a system with really quick ways to re-set it all for the next take. The teeth were made from normal plaster so they would break easily and we…

The most difficult part was timing the blood to shoot out of the mouth at the exact right time. Since we shoot it in 260 frames per second (I think) every micro…
To get the very finest results I think you need to remove all non-colored areas of the tattoo since they tend to go grey really quickly.
This is where a…
This is where a…
In Lars Norén's Fragmente there was very limited makeup work but I got to do some fun props and some really messy blood effects that luckily was cut from the…
These little things did get good use though!
For a scene in Lars Noréns "Fragmente" on Folkteatern I needed to build this prop out of soft foam so they could…
For a scene in Lars Noréns "Fragmente" on Folkteatern I needed to build this prop out of soft foam so they could…
And some foam rubber rocks (cast from real rocks) with a hidden compartment in them with blood that would splash out all over the face when they hit eachother…
Ronja Rövardotter is a childrens story written by Astrid Lindgren. I was given the fun challenge to create the masks for Kult kompaniet's theater production in…
This is the moulding process for the main cute creature. In Swedish we call them Rumpnisse. Don't ask me to even try to translate that..
First layer of paint is on and I have started to apply the lace hair pieces. The hair was actually 40 cm beards that I turned upside down. It worked great!
Painting the dwarf ears with pshyco paint. Make sure you use the right gas filters since this is toxic stuff!
Since the budget only allowed for one mould to be made I tried to add small things like eyebags and other things to make them look a little bit different.
Here comes a whole bunch of pictures of the silicone masks. When you get bored press the button at the top and skip them.
Here comes a whole bunch of pictures of the silicone masks. When you get bored press the button at the top and skip them.
Here comes a whole bunch of pictures of the silicone masks. When you get bored press the button at the top and skip them.
Here comes a whole bunch of pictures of the silicone masks. When you get bored press the button at the top and skip them.
Here comes a whole bunch of pictures of the silicone masks. When you get bored press the button at the top and skip them.
Here comes a whole bunch of pictures of the silicone masks. When you get bored press the button at the top and skip them.
Here comes a whole bunch of pictures of the silicone masks. When you get bored press the button at the top and skip them.
Here is the bald head piece for the old grandfather in the play.
It needed to be as simple to use as possible and be re-usable for a lot of performances. So I…
It needed to be as simple to use as possible and be re-usable for a lot of performances. So I…
Here is the bald head piece for the old grandfather in the play.
It needed to be as simple to use as possible and be re-usable for a lot of performances. So I…
It needed to be as simple to use as possible and be re-usable for a lot of performances. So I…
Here is the bald head piece for the old grandfather in the play.
It needed to be as simple to use as possible and be re-usable for a lot of performances. So I…
It needed to be as simple to use as possible and be re-usable for a lot of performances. So I…
I also did a bunch of demon birds that were dancing in very low lights. I had not much budget left so I came up with a very simple idea. I made a vacu form beak…
First fitting of the masks.
The chin and cheeks have not been glued down on this picture but I love the expression on their faces so I put it in anyway.
The chin and cheeks have not been glued down on this picture but I love the expression on their faces so I put it in anyway.
Here are the dancing grey dwarves. I put little lights at the sides of the eyeholes.
Picture © Jörgen Jarnberger
Picture © Jörgen Jarnberger
Here are the dancing grey dwarves. I put little lights at the sides of the eyeholes.
Picture © Jörgen Jarnberger
Picture © Jörgen Jarnberger
Here are the dancing grey dwarves. I put little lights at the sides of the eyeholes.
Picture © Jörgen Jarnberger121226, Teater, Ronja rövardotter,…
Picture © Jörgen Jarnberger121226, Teater, Ronja rövardotter,…
Here you can see the old grandpa and some of the cast. The guy on the right has a full flocking beard.
© Jörgen Jarnberger / JPIXFOTO
© Jörgen Jarnberger / JPIXFOTO
Karin Bergquist in Vinter at Folkteatern.
Sometimes the smallest makeups can take so much time to get right. We spent hours trying to find the exact right…
Sometimes the smallest makeups can take so much time to get right. We spent hours trying to find the exact right…
Karin Bergquist in Vinter at Folkteatern.
Sometimes the smallest makeups can take so much time to get right. We spent hours trying to find the exact right…
Sometimes the smallest makeups can take so much time to get right. We spent hours trying to find the exact right…
Karin Bergquist in Vinter at Folkteatern.
Sometimes the smallest makeups can take so much time to get right. We spent hours trying to find the exact right…
Sometimes the smallest makeups can take so much time to get right. We spent hours trying to find the exact right…