Yesterday was the last day of Hyper Island. It’s with mixed feeling that I’m packing up my little student apartment and putting the final touch on the cleaning masterpiece before departing back to Gothenburg. In many ways it has been a fun year filled with new experiences and new friends, although at times I have felt so stressed to get everything to come together that it takes the edge out of the motivation. One year flies by extremely fast.

Last night we had a little get together at Bredgatan and said our goodbye’s. Freddy got a Swedish soccer shirt that everybody signed.

Mother nature sure is something special.

Today Sara-Lee and Caroline came with some snacks to the “office” of our informal agency dubbed Pineapple. Jonas, our CEO, is looking the part with his sunglasses and feet on the table.

Boulder based Crispin Porter + Bogusky, a renowned advertising agency, announced today that they will be buying one of the Swedish all stars; Daddy, as a part of their expansion in Europe. This is a big. If you’re into digital and living in Sweden, you definitely know the work that Daddy has done. It’s very high quality, all of the time (look at their old site for the good stuff). I hope that the new U.S governance will add to the great legacy that is Daddy.

It’s official! I’m going to Delete in London for my internship. It’s going to be really interesting to join the Delete team and try to help out in every way possible and also pick up some new skills. And London, oh sweet London. Apart from the short trip back when we released Visual Crooks I haven’t been able to enjoy this European capital as much as I would’ve liked to. It will definitely be a new experience. Along for the ride is my friend Max Lindquist, who will be doing his internship at another agency in London. It’s going to be a blast!

If you’re worried about changed terms of service for the bigger websites you visit, you could try TOSback. It lists both the old and updated versions side by side, also highlighting the changes.

Served fresh from Brand New, on the logotype for Microsoft’s rebranded search engine.

I like the overall feeling of the Clickfarm interactive website, even though I think the main menu could be a bit more fun.

A photography project covering abandoned houses in the Detroit area. It’s interesting how creepy abandoned houses are, when you think about it.

Have a look at the YouTube video over here to see what all the fuzz is about. (Hint: It starts with Google and ends with Wave.)