The grown-ups leaving it to the young to make a difference
Helping the planet
Houston we have a problem 1970 vs 2070
Challenges a hundred years apart...
Can rising energy prices help us walk more?
taking steps in a new direction
Risking no filter
Digital reality promises to make us better than we are...
No hope – no time
The Young have no planet B, the old have no time...
How dare you
Young climate and environment activists see empty words, instead of action from the older generations
What flooding denial
Just because your in deep, doesn't mean you know it...
Tokyo Olympic rings keeping distance
My idea to use the Olympic rings to make a drawn animation of how keeping distance have now changed the Olympics too
Staying apart around the Christmas tree
Celebrating together while staying apart
Santa Claus keeping distance
Adapting traditions under Covid-19
The hand nobody wanted
Corona virus and Climate change - Covid 19 has showed that we can reduce our Co2 footprint
Going digital
The next step in human evolution? ( Illustration Di00167 )
Facing the difference
When those with nothing and those with more than enough meet, they often realize that we have more in common than we share
Reality and technology
It is getting more of a challenge to define what reality is
The warning zone
In the beginning of the virus pandemic it felt awkward
The blind spot 2.0
Becoming blind to everything outside our screens
Unfollowing the robot pathfinder
Technology is taking the lead, but will we follow?
Human history in three apples
Describing how we have used apples in stories through history
Robot journalism explained
When artificial intelligence and computers write journalism money change hands in media in new ways...
The paradox of climate change and cars
The more we drive, the more we need the cars to get us away from the bad weather...
The beginning of Journalism
Documenting the hunt
Cutting down the trees accelerate climate change
Climate change drawing - little girl trying to appeal to forest worker cutting down trees
The expendables
Really short drawn explanation about why your boss is not always your best friend
Drawn Journalism by Frits Ahlefeldt 