Three printed Berghs coffee cups with green liver, red heart and blue kidney illustrations.

Återvinn din k(r)opp

Berghs School of Communication

We recycle almost everything. So why not the most important thing of all: our organs?

For a student brief at Berghs, we developed Återvinn liv, a concept connecting recycling with organ donation. Our idea, Återvinn din k(r)opp, used illustrated organs and a QR code to make organ donation part of an everyday coffee break.

The idea didn't stay in the classroom. Berghs picked it up for its Valentine's Day campaign, producing the cups and bringing them into the school's café. I helped develop and pitch the concept, then took on the role of Production Lead to get the cups made.

Production Lead
Guðrún Jónsdóttir
Art Director
Hannes Shen-Lewander
Communication Design
Milla Nordlund
Digital Design & Strategy
Natalie Derehall
Strategic Communication
Elias Norell
Growth Marketing
Andrea Broberg
Public Relations
Tora Eidmann
Content Engineering
Amanda Sandorov
Dagens viktigaste kopp campaign artwork: three illustrated organ-donation cups and a QR code beside the invitation to join the donation register.
A finished Berghs coffee cup held in a hand, showing the printed red heart illustration.
The reverse of the printed Berghs cup, held in a hand, showing the heart-shaped donation-registration QR code and Swedish call to action.
Dagens viktigaste kopp poster installed at Berghs, featuring the kidney cup, a cinnamon bun and a donation-register QR code.
Stacks of the liver, heart and kidney campaign cups beside a coffee machine at Berghs.

Original concept film