Amelia Renny

I'm a graphic designer from North Yorkshire with an enthusiasm for projects that blend fun with deeper meaning. I find inspiration in nature and the mundane every day, which I try to channel into personal projects in my spare time. I love to experiment in my practice so that I can grow as a designer and become more versatile!
THIS IS THE PLACE I'll never forget.
posters I created for my bacteria museum called the Bacilli Museum. I grew the bacteria myself in petri dishes. The posters show how my museum's branding could be applied to promotional material.
posters I created for my bacteria museum called the Bacilli Museum. I grew the bacteria myself in petri dishes. The posters show how my museum's branding could be applied to promotional material.
posters I created for my bacteria museum called the Bacilli Museum. I grew the bacteria myself in petri dishes. The posters show how my museum's branding could be applied to promotional material.
I explored the ways we use cosmetics, body modification, and fashion to change our appearances to be more 'beautiful', in my publication 'Adorned'.
I explored the ways we use cosmetics, body modification, and fashion to change our appearances to be more 'beautiful', in my publication 'Adorned'.
For my project aiming to breathe life back into Wrexham's city centre, I created an event to bring back pride in the centre, invite local vendors to trade there, and invite locals to learn about Wrexham's history. I created billboards to be placed in empty shop windows that showcase famous people from Wrexham, and others to encourage locals to learn Welsh (as the rate of speakers is declining). The attached flyer and poster were designed to promote this event.
For my project aiming to breathe life back into Wrexham's city centre, I created an event to bring back pride in the centre, invite local vendors to trade there, and invite locals to learn about Wrexham's history. I created billboards to be placed in empty shop windows that showcase famous people from Wrexham, and others to encourage locals to learn Welsh (as the rate of speakers is declining). The attached flyer and poster were designed to promote this event.