Concept for an XL Greatest Hits album titled STEREO — a 4LP collection created to mark the 40th anniversary of the legendary Swedish duo Roxette.

The design delivers an iconic final statement for the ultimate Best Of release, crafted with passion, treating the band’s different artwork eras with respect, and made for spending a fantastic time with 40 Roxette hits spinning on a record player. A timeless vinly collection no pop music lover should ever be without.

As a bonus addition to the greatest hits album, an exclusive coffee table book filled with hundreds of photos, new and archival interviews, and the band’s biography should also be released — one that fans have been waiting for for decades.

The title would be obvious: “Roxette – The Book” — a clever twist on their international breakthrough hit “The Look”.

A design concept for what would have been Roxette’s 10th and final studio album with Marie Fredriksson. The title “Tension” and the X-symbol nods to that milestone — and the minimalist Scandinavian design delivers a powerful, understated farewell. The artwork for the singles follows this reduced X-concept and gives space to the fabulous photos taken by Fredrik Etoall.

Album artwork marking a bold new chapter for Roxette. The “GP” in GP ROXETTE could stand for Grand Prix or General Partnership — but more than anything, it signals a fresh era, with Lena Philipsson and Per Gessle breathing new life into the band, six years after the passing of Marie Fredriksson. The image is a carefully crafted montage, placing Lena and Per in “The Heartland Café” (the name of the pilot recording for Roxette in the early 80s, a time when Per already worked together with Lena). The circle closes — and opens again.

Bold and memorable design concepts that bring the sound of Roxette’s tour-recording “Travelling” (working title “2rism”) to life — visually capturing the album’s charm, mood, and movement.

A design concept for a concert DVD and documentary capturing Roxette’s powerful comeback and triumphant world tour between 2011 and 2012 — titled “Back On Track”, a name rich with a lot of meanings.

Design for Roxette’s first single from their ballad hits collection, “A Thing About You” — a beautiful track that deserves its moment and a cover artwork that captures the emotion of the song.

Poster design turning the lyrics of Roxette’s The Look and The Beatles’ Hey Jude into a playful multiple-choice quiz. The footnote offers a helpful clue: Walking like a man, hitting like a hammer, she’s a juvenile scam, never was a quitter, tasty like a raindrop … well yeah, that’s her; and remember to let her under your skin.