Elle Hebert is a graphic designer currently studying at Parsons School of Design in New York City.
Texas Flowers is a handcrafted, coptic-stitched book that captures my personal connection to home and my love for exploring natures beauty in Texas. Designed to resemble a field notebook, this collection showcases a variety of Texas wildflowers, each illustrated by Eula Whitehouse and then arranged to reflect the charm of the region’s flora.
Pioneering Women of American Architecture is a book design project inspired by the work of women architects featured on the website "Pioneering Women of American Architecture." Drawing from the history of mid-century architecture showcased in the book, the design reflects the bold, clean lines, and geometric elegance characteristic of that time. This project is a celebration of the often-overlooked contributions of female architects and merges historical research with design to create a tribute to their impact in the architectural world.
Collection of zines showcasing site-specific public art across New York City. Each zine in this series highlights a different artwork or installation, focusing on how it interacts with its environment and the communities that surround it.
Do Not Disturb is a wine brand inspired by the nostalgic charm of 1960s roadside motels and the allure of escaping into moments of quiet indulgence. The labels draw inspiration from vintage "Do Not Disturb" signs commonly found in mid-century motels. Each bottle invites the drinker to pause, and enjoy life, much like a getaway. This design project allowed me to merge my passion for vintage aesthetics with a modern adaption, creating a brand identity that feels both nostalgic and inviting.