Ellaline de Ville

Sunday, 28 February 2016

National Museums Scotland Stereoscope Greeting Cards

A collection of gatefold greeting cards featuring Victorian stereoscope images produced for the National Museums Scotland (NMS) as part of a range of commemorative stationery products including prints and postcards for the 2015 exhibition: 'Photography: A Victorian Sensation'.

Illustrations of Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire used on product labelling for the National Trust.

A 'tent' style Christmas card designed to display a shaped cut Christmas tree centrally within the middle of the card when shown on display, set apart from the background image and the front frame.

Bespoke designed postcard wallet with a 'pillow pack' opening running along the top edge produced for the Fashion Museum, Bath to coincide with an exhibition of 17th century gloves held in 2014. The wallet is designed to mimic a glove, in particular the act of putting one on as the postcards fit into the pack through the slightly emulated top opening.

Pattern design inspired by traditional Japanese art, shown here in two colourways.

National Trust Christmas Packaging

Developed for Christmas 2012 this range of packaging featured a design developed along the theme of 'deck the halls' and featured gold foil highlights with strong traditional colour ways. The range included chocolate boxes, various food product labels and associated tags.

National Trust WW1 Commemorative Stationery Range

Designed in 2014 for the commemoration of the 100 year anniversary of the start of WW1. Features a postcard pack and memorabilia box.

Three products designed to fit alongside other retail items within English Heritage's 'Poppy' range.

A range of shaped-cut, stand-up greeting cards designed for the De Morgan Foundation and featuring some of William De Morgan's beautifully designed plates, vases and bowels.

Two packs of shaped-cut sticker sheets designed for the De Morgan Foundation. Each pack contains two sheets featuring work by William De Morgan or Evelyn De Morgan.

3D Star Shaped Packaging Concept

Concept for a 3D star shaped packaging box developed to fit six pens securely inside. The box is fixed together using tabs and no gluing is required.

Packaging range for the National Trust, including scented drawer liners, perfumed soaps, potpourri, room spray and perfume.

A selection of tri-fold and quad-fold greeting cards designed for the National Museums Scotland featuring reproductions of traditional Japanese Kabuki theatre art from artists such as Utagawa Kunisada, Utagawa Kunisada II and Hokuei and produced on sturdy uncoated, textured card stock.

Designed to hold 30 square notecards and envelopes, this notecard box was produced for the Natural History Museum, London and features reproductions of the original architectural designs by Alfred Waterhouse (1830-1905), the architect of the iconic building in South Kensington.

V&A Casket Shaped Notecard Box

Designed to mimic the shape of a silk covered casket decorated by Martha Edlin in 1671. Martha decorated the original casket with silk and metal threads, seed pearls and applied motifs when she was just eleven years old. The box holds 20 notecards and envelopes and was developed exclusively for sale at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

Front and back views

Sissinghurst Mug Illustration

Illustration of Sissinghurst Castle Garden in Kent, a National Trust property.

National Trust Stag Christmas card designed by Ellaline de Ville

3D Stag Christmas card, Christmas 2015

This Christmas card folded flat for posting and was produced on a sturdy, uncoated card stock. Designed exclusively for sale by the National Trust, the card also featured a transparent 'dimensional ink' over the snowflakes and trees in the background.