There’s something about beaches that never goes out of style — not just the sand and the waves, but the way they become a backdrop for memories, encounters, and summer rituals. Bellevue, just north of Copenhagen, has always carried that sense of elegance. It’s more than a beach; it’s a cultural landmark, where architecture, atmosphere, and leisure blend into a very Danish kind of sophistication.

This poster takes that timeless aura and filters it through a modern Art Deco lens. Strong silhouettes, clean geometry, and sunlit colors come together to suggest both nostalgia and freshness. The figures feel iconic rather than personal — they’re symbols of summer itself, caught in a moment that could be from the 1930s or 2025.

The design was originally created for a playful occasion, but it quickly grew into something more: a celebration of the optimism and beauty that beaches represent. I love working in this balance between past and present — reimagining classic poster art so it feels alive and relevant today.

If you’re drawn to bold lines, vibrant geometry, and a touch of seaside romance, welcome to my world of modern Art Deco design.