This project was developed during my time at the Copenhagen-based exhibition design studio Torden & Lynild. The studio created a new graphic identity for the children’s area on the Copenhagen to Oslo ferry, and I contributed across several aspects of the design. I was responsible for preparing cutting files for the wall film applications, ensuring accurate and production-ready graphics.

In addition to the graphic work, I co-designed several playful elements within the space. This included foam ships and containers that children could interact with using a metal crane, encouraging imaginative and tactile play. I was also involved in developing a magnet game for the ferry’s "control room," part of the immersive experience on the children’s own ship.

This project offered valuable insight into designing engaging, hands-on environments for children, as well as working with both digital and physical components in a cohesive spatial narrative.