Design
Prepared.ly
A Code for America Project
Information Visualization
diagrams & educational
CycleNearby
A Hackathon project from Code Across Austin II
Web Archive
older websites, banners, e-newsletters
Print Archive
older flyers, newsletters, etc
Instructional Archive
older diagrams, how-tos, & educational
Prepared.ly, 2012
Code for America, the City of Austin Fire Department, 2012
A project with the Austin Fire Department to make it easier for
homeowners to prepared for wildfire.
Launch Prepared.ly. Download the case study. Check it out on Github.
Prepared.ly, 2012
Code for America, the City of Austin Fire Department, 2012
A project with the Austin Fire Department to make it easier for
homeowners to prepared for wildfire.
Launch Prepared.ly. Download the case study. Check it out on Github.
Prepared.ly, 2012
Code for America, the City of Austin Fire Department, 2012
A project with the Austin Fire Department to make it easier for
homeowners to prepared for wildfire.
Launch Prepared.ly. Download the case study. Check it out on Github.
Prepared.ly, 2012
Code for America, the City of Austin Fire Department, 2012
A project with the Austin Fire Department to make it easier for
homeowners to prepared for wildfire.
Launch Prepared.ly. Download the case study. Check it out on Github.
Prepared.ly, 2012
Code for America, the City of Austin Fire Department, 2012
A project with the Austin Fire Department to make it easier for
homeowners to prepared for wildfire.
Launch Prepared.ly. Download the case study. Check it out on Github.
Prepared.ly / A project to make wildfire preparedness easier
Should I go to a Code for America Civic Hackathon? Code for America 2012
A poster to promote everyone having a place at a civic hackathon.
See the full size, or download it on Github here.
Should I go to a Code for America Civic Hackathon? Code for America 2012
A poster to promote everyone having a place at a civic hackathon.
See the full size, or download it on Github here.
Should I go to a Code for America Civic Hackathon? Code for America 2012
A poster to promote everyone having a place at a civic hackathon.
See the full size, or download it on Github here.
Open Data Circle of Awesomeness Code for America, 2012
A poster to promote the good outcomes of government open data.
See the full size, or download it on Github here.
Open Data Circle of Awesomeness Code for America, 2012
A poster to promote the good outcomes of government open data.
See the full size, or download it on Github here.
Information Visualization / diagrams, how-tos & educational
CycleNearby, 2012
Code Across Austin Hackathon, 2012
A project to aid in better cycling and local information in Austin.
This project, completed in a day, aims to make it possible for
cyclists to annotate cycling maps of Austin and give eachother tips.
CycleNearby / a Code Across Austin Hackathon project
Babeland.com, 2009
Holiday feature proposal with interactive product squares. Photograph by Sarah Small.
Banned by the Bay, 2011
A literary website & event to celebrate books that have been banned.
See the blog post about the process.
Banned by the Bay, 2011
A literary website & event to celebrate books that have been banned.
See the blog post about the process.
Banned by the Bay, 2011
A literary website & event to celebrate books that have been banned.
See the blog post about the process.
Emilyville.com, 2010
the portfolio site third version using accoridon style content and jquery navigation.
Babeland.com, 2009
Feature for the most hearty, and powerful of Babeland's products.
Websites / websites, banners, e-newsletters, etc
Intersection for the Arts, Hybrid Project, 2007
Week two of a five-week multi-media festival of performance and art at this San Francisco based nonprofit.
Intersection for the Arts, Jazz at Intersection at the DeYoung, 2008
A multi-week series of Jazz performances put on at the DeYoung Museum.
Intersection for the Arts, Jazz at Intersection at the DeYoung, 2009
A multi-week series of Jazz performances put on at the DeYoung Museum.
Postcards / flyers, e-newsletters, etc
Babeland, 2010
Store signage to explain new products, and their intended usage.
Get With It! 101-Plus Pop Culture Idioms and Expressions, 2008
My role: interior layout and cover design as directed by the editor and publisher.
Author: Harry Collis, Editor: Jamie Anne Cross, Illustrator: Joe Kohl
Wow! Stories from Real Life: A Low-Beginning, Multi-Skills Text, 2008
My role: design of interior layout and construction and design of website.
Authors: Natalie Hess, Laurel Pollard Editor: Jamie Anne Cross, Illustrator: Andrew Lange
Instructional / diagrams, and how-tos , educational books
Scribbler
Feature Post
Scribbler is my sketchblog. I like to tell stories, and post recent sketches on it.
Most recent posts:
Illustration
Smell, See, Hear
2010, tryptich on canvas
Lifeparade
2009, life story procession
Homeship
2008, the movable home
Passing Through
2006, tryptich on paper
Rites of Passage
2007, series for growing up
Smell, See, Hear, 2010
tryptich on canvas
three 70cm square panels
Lifeparade, 2009
My life story in procession
hand drawn, digitally colored
Homeship, 2008
the movable home, a family portrait
76cm x 112cm, acrylic and ink on paper
Passing Through, 2006
tryptich on paper
three 76cm x 112cm panels, ink on paper
Rites of Passage, 2007
series for growing up
70cm x 90cm acrylic and ink on masonite
Sketchbooks
2005 & 2006
2007 & 2008
2009 & 2010
contact
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Send me an email at emily(at)emilyville(dot)com.
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about
A little about me...
I’m Emily: a designer of experiences and interactions living in beautiful San Francisco, and a Code for America Fellow working with the city of Austin until November, 2012. I want to do work that’s new, important, and most of all, so easy to use you don’t even notice all the work I did to make it that way.
Check out my upcoming presentations at The Code for America Summit, and TwilioCon.
I keep a blog for my illustration, design, and other creative exploration: Scribbler.
Raised in Texas, I studied at Parsons in NYC, and completed my BFA in Illustration at California College of Arts and Crafts in San Francisco.