Sabina Wroblewski Gustrin is a Stockholm-based art director, graphic designer, illustrator, and print designer operating as Studio Sabina W Gustrin. She has over 20 years of professional experience across traditional and digital agencies, having held art director roles at WM-data (now Logica), McCann-Erickson, and BBDO before founding her own studio. She holds a Master of Fine Arts in Graphic Design and Illustration from Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design, and is a member of Svenska Tecknare, the Swedish illustrators and graphic designers association.

Illustration and pattern work with a personal focus on children's themes, florals, and sea-inspired motifs. Her print design practice draws on a broad graphic arts background. The portfolio features a colourful, illustration-led approach with botanical and floral compositions. She has described her loves as children's art and books, the sea, and flowers - all of which feed visibly into her pattern vocabulary.

Digital design is her primary method, built on formal training at Konstfack and over two decades of agency practice. Specialties include pattern design, illustration, package design, branding, paper goods design, and corporate identity.

Has exhibited at Formex, the Scandinavian home and design trade fair, and participated in the Nordic Design Collective pop-up. A "Tea Flower" pattern (tulips and camellias) debuted at Formex. Work documented in paper goods, homeware, and print design contexts. Instagram bio indicates openness to illustration, graphic, and print design commissions and collaborations.

Art director at WM-data, McCann-Erickson, and BBDO. Founded Studio Sabina W Gustrin. MFA from Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design. Showed at Formex 2015-2016 and other trade events. Member of Svenska Tecknare.

Floral and botanical surface patterns with a children's illustration influence and a soft, personal aesthetic. A "Tea Flower" pattern with tulips and camellias is documented. The portfolio features illustrated botanical compositions. Placements suggest product applications in home, gift, and stationery contexts.