

LinkedIn: Ylliana Larsen
Website: Ylliana Larsen
Howdy! I’m Ylliana Larsen, a designer and illustrator who’s especially drawn to branding and packaging. I especially love the early stages of the design process: brainstorming, sketching, and making a mess of thumbnails. My studio art practice overlaps with my design work, and that hands-on, iterative approach really drives how I create. Studying at UNT has been such a meaningful experience, thanks to the incredible peers and professors who’ve shaped my time here. I’ll be forever grateful for the toolbox of skills that I carry forward in my practice. Outside of design, I spend a lot of time in nature, whether that's hiking, fishing or birdwatching. I’m passionate about creating thoughtful, visually engaging work and always looking for new ways to grow, learn and collaborate.

Hill’s Pet Nutrition has built its reputation on science and vet-recommended care.
As pet owners look for more personalized, enriching options, Hill’s is introducing
a new line of supplements—like a lick mat, kibble topper, salmon oil, and treat tube.
A refreshed look with teal accents and simple icons helps communicate health benefits
and set the line apart. This update brings a more modern, flexible feel to Hill’s
without losing its trusted roots.
Scorability is a recruitment tool that gives scouts access to in-depth player data,
from stats to academics, helping them make smarter decisions without the travel. The
ad shows a blueprint over an athlete to represent the depth of insight available through
the platform. It’s designed for a sports scouting audience and highlights the power
of seeing more than what’s visible on the field. The line “Stats for the Win” ties
it all back to what matters — building a team that can win.
This special edition Audubon publication focuses on endangered birds of the Atlantic
Rainforest, blending urgent conservation messaging with classic naturalist illustration.
Inspired by the legacy of artist and naturalist John James Audubon, the piece features
hand-rendered artwork that honors the tradition of field study and detailed observation.
Created for donor mail, the edition is designed to feel collectible and personal —
reinforcing the value of supporting ongoing preservation efforts.