Emily Scott

I've spent most of my life in the Pacific Northwest and love all things outdoors. I'm passionate about music, design, painting, and working with people. As an artist, I seek to explore how artistic expression can change the way we view others and ourselves, and to understand the importance of vulnerability in that process.

emrosc92@gmail.com

360.904.8263

UGM Youth at Risk Information Graphic

Poster design project for Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission. Work included extensive research about youth living in Seattle and what causes them to be at risk. This information was then applied to informative graphics to communicate the need for further change in the city of Seattle.

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Poster design communicating the needs of at risk youth in Seattle.

Amanda and Jared

Wedding invitations created for a couple getting married In July 2014. The flowers on the invitations were illustrated and painted by hand and later combined digitally with type. The colors and overall theme were chosen by the couple prior to completion and were implemented into every aspect of the wedding invitation package.

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Packaged invitation with baker’s twine and lined envelope.

Corners

Brand identity co-created at an event called Branded, where designers and business students come together to apply graphics to a social venture project. Corners was a potential business dedicated to providing tutoring and other extracurricular programs for kids from both low and high income families.

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All of the elements created as part of the branding identity.

Book of Typographic Systems

Hand-bound book created for Applied Typography course. The book is comprised of a variety of poems using 8 different typographical systems: Axial, Bilateral, Dilatational, Grid, Modular, Radial, Random, and Transitional. Each design was digitally created and printed on hand-made paper. The front and back covers are also both created by hand.

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Hand-made book cover

Moonrise Kingdom Title Sequence

Film Title Sequence for Moonrise Kingdom directed by Wes Anderson. Created in a Motion Graphics course. All the scenes are made up of watercolor paintings that were digitally retouched and animated during the creative process. Music Credit: In the Wind by Lord Huron.

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We Make Seattle

Part of a collaborative project with Constellation & Co and a fellow SPU student during an internship. We Make Seattle will be a short film showcasing Seattle as a city for entrepreneurs and creators alike. My contribution included the icon design, color choices for ink, and aid in the overall letterpress printing process for both the coasters and the poster. Logo Credit: Jordan Butcher.

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Close-up view of letterpressed poster