NELL SHER
IDAN 


Nell Sheridan is a Brooklyn-based Californian designer, artist, social media wizard, and middling tennis player– not in any particular order but always all four. She started her design education focusing in fashion with university summer design programs in the years leading up to enrolling at George Washington University to study graphic design in 2019. In 2020 she decided to pursue a larger program and transferred to Boston University where she graduated in May of 2023 with a BFA in Graphic Design.

        Her work experience includes design internships at a prominent New England graphic design and branding firm, a California-based brand consulting start-up, a global healthcare company, a famous Napa wine and spirits label, as well as dozens of freelance design jobs. Nell's most recent and ongoing merchandising, design and social media internship with a multi-location vintage clothing company has reignited her long-held fascination with fashion.

        Her practice focuses on editorial design, branding, fashion, luxury visual merchandising, creative direction, collaboration, and learning everything she possibly can about the world around her. Her dyslexia helps her see the world differently– obsessively noticing details and being fascinated with form and color, and pursuing uniquely creative thinking. 





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COOLVETICA


Colaboration with Isadora Bernasconi and Shelby Mitchell at Boston University, 2022.
Pop-up shop installation, branding campaign, collection of over 15 handmade garments and two publications.













Isadora, Shelby and I approached this project with an intense desire to work with our hands. It was the first time since freshman year that school felt extremely “normal”.  But unlike freshman year, we were not in classes that had us “making” in an analog way (studio foundation courses).  We felt our practices had been extremely online and that we had lost our love for analog design.

After realizing our shared passion for second hand clothing, creative directing, and experience design we set off making with hopes to incorporate all three of those focuses.  For our personal enjoyment, mental health and the mental health of our cohort we launched our campaign “Coolvetica”.  It was a nostalgia-centric-DIY-encouraged-pop-up where our goal was first and foremost, getting back to our craft. We worked with our hands, played, and shot the whole campaign on a digital point and shoot from 2007 and a Polaroid. Our next step after that was to brand and install our pop up shop and invite our classmates to do the same.
We crafted phrases, sewed and decorated clothing, individually and collectively to have a base for the pop-up.



















Photoshoot Process


Coolvetica Promotional Posters