Line Engberg
Visual Designer
Creative and curious designer working at the intersection of visual communication, identity, health and (cultural) education. Motivated by planetary wellbeing I work with design as a cultivator of inclusive experiences that facilitate engagement with art, ideas and spaces for reflection.
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Contact me
[ mail@lineengberg.dk ]
[ 0045 2332 1082 ]
CVR 42720321
Holds a
[ cand.des ] Graphic Communication Design (22-24)
The Royal Danish Academy – Institute of Visual Design
Thesis project [ Politcs of Printed Space ]
[ BA design ] Visual Communication (18-21)
The Royal Danish Academy – Institute of Visual Design
Selected freelance projects (2021-)
Horsens Byskole (2025) [ identity, activation ]
Client work for Horsens Byskole
Modular Type Design (2024, 25) [ type design workshop ]
Course (16-25 y/o) @Skolen for Kunst of Design, @Visuelt Gymnasium Horsens
Den Sammenhængende Børne- og Ungepolitik (2024) [ identity, layout ]
Client work for Horsens Kommune
Det Grønne (2022) [ visual narrative, spatial design ]
Collaborative project with Trine Lucia and Amalie Frimann @Rigshospitalet
Publications
[ Nature-inspired green spaces to enhance communication between patients and
nurses – a qualitative design study ] collaborative (2024) in Nordisk Sygeplejeforskning
Formerly
[ Web coordinator ] (2025)
@ Bruun Bruun Skanderborg
[ Layouter ] part time (2023)
@Wunderkind Media / Berlingske
[ Graphic assistant ] part time (2022)
@ Institute of Visual Design, The Royal Danish Academy
[ Projects- and communication ] part time (2021 – 2022)
@ Billedskolen Horsens
[ Graphic design assistant ] part time (2021–2022)
[ Design intern ] full time (2021)
@DOKK1 Aarhus Bibliotekerne
2025
Visual identity and activation
Visual identity design in collaboration with Horsens Byskole.
Open, brave and inviting – created with a focus on the school as a place filled with curiosity and creative learning processes – the identity visualizes the different academic tracks as well as the overall school values.
The identity is activated on various mediums for both internal and external communication such as merchandise, folders and other informational materials, stickers, postcards and much more. Click through the images below to see how.
2024, 2025
Type design workshops
Skolen for Kunst og Design (Aarhus), Visuelt Gymnasium (Horsens)
This course is an introduction to type design for young creatives wanting to explore creative career possibilities before starting a design education. The course explores analogue build modular type as illustrative elements in graphic design practices and the participants are introduced to more traditional methods of type design as well as modular build type before designing/building their own (analogue) modular font.
The workshop is aimed at young adults between the age of 16-25 and has since 2024 been an annual course at Skolen for Kunst og Design (HF). A variation of the course exploring the visual language of death through modular type design was held at Visuelt Gymnasium Horsens in the fall of 2025 as part of the programme for a local interdisciplinary festival on the days around All Hallows Eve.
2024
Visual identity and layout
Design direction and layout for the policy directive for institutions working with children and youth in Horsens Municipality, intended for both internal and external use. The project includes an A4 bi-fold brochure disseminating the new policy for 2024-2027, a poster, and a set of dialogue cards for use in the affected institutions. The materials are designed to promote working with children in a playful and creative manner.
Made in collaboration with Horsens Kommune. Illustrations by students from Billedskolen Horsens.
2024
Thesis project
The Royal Danish Academy, Graphic Communication Design
Politics of Printed Space is a publication posing questions to existing directives of organizing print, value of- and experiences with form and instrumentalization of artistic practices in capitalized society. It is an investigation in how the logics we validate designchoices with shapes the practices of design, and how the shape shifts when these logics change. The book contains a variety of texts by international authors dating from the beginning of the 20th century up until today and is a journey through some of the most impactful minds of their time.
Through experiments with layout and grid design, it is a visual journey through thoughts on art, politics of value and experiences of form – asking the reader to take part in the reading with curiosity and willingness to look at the book as more than the words it unfolds, as a vessel for ways of reading.
2022
Visual narrative and spatial concept
In collaboration with Trine Lucia and Amalie Frimann
Green Spaces is a collection of conversation areas at the Department of Oncology at Rigshospitalet (breastcancer outpatient clinic). The project is a collaboration with Trine Lucia Højmark-Jensen and Amalie Frimann with support and supervision by the department staff.
Green Spaces is an attempt at creating areas for private conversations in a non-private haospital hallway. The space is designed to support the role of the nurse as a source of confiance and knowledge in vulnerable situations. Pulling on nature references the spaces function as a tranquil oasis while sheltering patient and personel from the busy hospital environment, allowing for more focused conversation improving both patient care and work satisfaction among hospital staff.
Read more about the project and study in the article published in Nordisk Sygeplejeforskning or watch the PR video here.
The project is funded by Danish Cancer Society and Tømrerhandler Johannes Foghs Fond.