Hi, I'm Ella, a Scottish graphic designer.

Lassie: The 

Sports Kit

Major Project - Edinburgh Napier 

Lassie is a hypothetical, Scottish Government run scheme which provides all 11 year old girls with a free sports kit bag filled with the essentials for continuing sport during puberty. This was created after research found 60% of UK girls drop out of sport by the age of 16 - with the main reason being puberty. This project consisted of designing packaging, t-shirts, booklets 

and posters.

Pinewood 

Gin T-Shirt

National Trust for Scotland

NTS required T-Shirts as promotion for Pinewood Gin. These were to be worn by staff in the bars and shops that the gin is sold. On the front, the design features each of the botanicals within the gin. On the back the gin's slogan "Raw Nature, Distilled".

Chocolate 

Shop Rebrand

Braemar Chocolate Shop

Worked with Braemar Chocolate shop to help rebrand all of their packaging. Inspired by the local area, the new visual identity embraced the native birch trees and organic colours of the Cairngorms and the chocolates.

Oil Pastel Landscapes

Card Designs - Personal Project

I enjoy creating these oil pastel landscape pictures as gift cards for people. It allows me to get off the computer and create something by hand.

CLAN Logo Design

UHI Centre for Mountain Studies

I was asked to create a logo for the Community Landownership and Accademic Network (CLAN). They like the concept of a Celtic tree of life as the symbolism fit with the ethos of CLAN " I am trying to bring together - community, nature, knowledge, power, connecting the present with ancestors, the multiple meanings of ‘roots’, the interconnected nature of the Celtic knot, the Scottish flavour but with international resonance.” 

Locked Antlers 

Book Cover

Birlinn

Birlinn needed a book cover for the book 'Locked Antlers' which details the historic battle over Scotland's deer management. The cover merges both the deer aspect and the trees (silhouette in necks). Minimilistic cover contrasts to many similiar scottish history or land management books.

The No 

Fuss Brush

Uni Packaging Project

The brief was to create accessible packaging for 

those with mobility restrictions, whilst also making it 

as sustainable as possible. I chose to do toothbrush 

packaging as this is hard to open even without 

restricted mobility and is often made from plastic 

which is bad for the environment.