Conservation & Commercial Work
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Conservation & Commercial Work 〰️
Rooted in a commitment to conservation, Emma's practice spans commercial design and fine art - creating stickers, character illustration, and branding for grassroots organisations, while also exploring botanical studies and flora and fauna with scientific curiosity and artistic sensitivity. Alongside her conservation clients, she brings the same considered approach to logos and branding for anyone who values identity design that is thoughtful, distinctive, and built to last.
Sticker & Merchandise Design
Campaign & Storytelling Visuals
Campaign and storytelling visuals designed to translate complex conservation ideas into accessible, engaging content, often through character and narrative, for use across social media, fundraising campaigns, and printed materials at in-person events.
Logo & Brand Identity
GIS Services Limited
Working across horticulture, conservation, and mapping, the client required a logo that could represent all three areas. The final identity brings these together through a green leaf, kōkako motif, and koru-inspired form.
Year
2021
Aorangi Holstein Friesian Club
Working within the Aorangi region, the client required a logo that captured both place and industry. The identity brings together a Friesian cow, braided river, and local mountain landscape to reflect this connection.
Year
2025
The Artful Bee
The client, a beekeeper offering both services and beehive rentals, required a logo that reflected the intersection of function and artistry. The identity combines a detailed bee illustration with a hand motif to reference care, craft, and the integration of hives as functional garden installations.
Year
2022
Woodley Dairy Farm
The client, a family-run dairy farm, required a logo and supporting visuals for use across uniforms and merchandise. The identity incorporates the markings of specific cows and illustrations of farm pets, creating a personal connection to place. These designs were applied across hoodies, work shirts, puffer jackets, and stickers.
Year
2024