Craig Scott
Graphic Designer
Logo // Brand // Web
Motion // Digital // Apparel
Logo
Brand
Web
Motion
Digital
Apparel
Gravitate
E9G
Logos
RGU
Duthiemar Interior Design
Anything's Pawsible
Apparel Design
Fable St. Andrews
Jayden Stuart Helmet
Logo and identity design for Gravitate North East. North East Trail Centre Organisation (NETCo) rebranded as Gravitate North East as part of their bid to secure funding for a planned trail centre in Aberdeenshire.Deliverables included vector logo design, brand style guide, Wordpress website with members’ area, funders’ prospectus, acrylic investor awards, stickers, and stationery.
I design and paint helmets and bike frames under E9G - a side project / business that allows be to combine my interests. I also design and produce MTB riding kit, and t-shirts for E9G.I use E9G as a vehicle to experiment with new ideas, whether it's digital, print, apparel, or paint.
From central brand logos to supporting icons and badges, logo design is a significant part of my work. Here's a selection of some marks I've created throughout my career.
I was Digital Design Lead at Robert Gordon University from 2018 - 2026. Mainly working in digital, producing animated ads and communications, my print design skills were also used regularly.
Website design and development for Duthiemar Interior Design. Built in Wordpress using Divi, the site is fully responsive, and can be updated by the client.
Anything's Pawsible logo, branding, and website. Various other printed and digital assets were also produced.
From bold t-shirt graphics and illustrations to print patterns, cut-and-sew pieces, and accessories, I love creating fun and distinctive softgoods. With years of experience, I help develop considered product lines that are both creative and commercially smart.
Fable is an antiques & curiosities shop in St. Andrews. Branding, logo, printed collateral, and shop signage were produced including a hand gold leafed sign honouring the witches of St. Andrews..
Helmet design and paint project taken from concept to completed custom paint. The design is sketched on paper, drawn as a vector, then layered onto the helmet via masks, tape and airbrush, with a final automotive top coat applied for protection.
