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Helene Ryenbakken, Art Star

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Well, here’s one way to get attention:

Resurrect your favorite NYLON cover with some markers and mail it to our office.

That’s what Helene Ryenbakken did when she wanted us to consider her work for a graphic design commission.

We’ll say right now that this blog doesn’t get to decide what will and won’t appear in our magazine, but nevertheless:

We salute this kooky effort of self-promotion and NYLON fan mail enough to throw it on our site, along with a link to the rest of Helene’s work, a web portfolio called Pelsfrukt.

Incidentally, Pelsfrukt sounds like it translates to “potato” or “apple pie” in some Slovakian language, but nobody in the office can quite figure it out.

Anyway.

You can click through below to see more of Helene’s faux NYLON.

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3 Responses to “Helene Ryenbakken, Art Star”

  1. Alyce Says:
    January 23rd, 2009 at 8:08 am

    It’s actually Norwegian, and means “fur fruit” ;)

  2. pelsfrukt Says:
    January 23rd, 2009 at 9:19 am

    Hi!
    Pelsfrukt is actually norwegian and it means…ehm…fur fruit. Like in mold.
    Thank you for mentioning me!

  3. phillip solakov Says:
    January 25th, 2009 at 1:21 pm

    i was going to say, her last name is clearly scandinavian … that was kind of a dis at pretty much all of northern and eastern europe

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