Version 24.0 / Final Archive

Ellis UI.

A comprehensive collection of 24 bespoke, anti-slop design systems built for a single purpose. From 35mm film strips to MoMA exhibitions, every aesthetic is preserved here as a reusable UI library.

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Ellis.rom (8-Bit)

backup_gameboy

Nostalgia powered by A/A batteries. Features chunky plastic bezels, olive green LCD grids, and Game Boy Camera style 4-color monochrome photos.

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23

Top Secret Dossier

backup_dossier

Government classified aesthetics. Manila folders, typewriter fonts, redacted text blocks, and physical evidence polaroids taped to the file.

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22

Nutrition Facts

backup_nutrition

The ultimate everyday item. Pure black and white, incredibly strict typography, and brutalist structural gridlines.

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21

Library Card

backup_library

An everyday item turned UI. Vintage manila book checkout cards, typewriter ink, stamped dates, and tucked-in polaroids.

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20

Gothic Tome

backup_tome

Dark academia and occult book aesthetics. Deep obsidian backgrounds, gold foil typography, and romantic serif lettering.

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19

Architectural Blueprint

backup_blueprint

Technical drafting aesthetics. Deep blue grids, architectural layouts, and stunning cyanotype image rendering.

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18

UNIX Terminal

backup_terminal

Pure monochrome phosphor CRT aesthetic. Command-line interfaces, green text on black, and glowing scanlines.

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17

Vintage Airmail

backup_airmail

Physical postcard aesthetic with red-and-blue diagonal borders, postmarks, stamps, and cursive handwriting.

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16

35mm Film Strip

backup_35mm

Cinematic Kodak negative film aesthetic lying on an illuminated light table with custom SVG sprockets.

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15

Pantone Swatch

backup_pantone

A brilliant, graphic-design classic mimicking physical Pantone color chips with massive block typography.

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14

Museum Exhibit

backup_museum

Intense structural minimalism mimicking a MoMA art gallery. Pure white, massive negative space, tiny placards.

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13

Legal Journal

backup_journal

A tactile yellow legal pad with blue ruling lines, red margins, and handwritten blue ink text.

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12

Vintage Newspaper

backup_newspaper

A physical broadsheet newspaper layout with multi-column text, drop caps, and halftone image filters.

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11

VHS Camcorder

backup_camcorder

Nostalgic 1990s camcorder HUD with CRT scanlines, tracking artifacts, and blinking recording indicators.

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10

Thermal Receipt

backup_receipt

A long, scrolling thermal printer receipt. Pure monochrome, dashed borders, and jagged edges.

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09

Vinyl Sleeve

backup_vinyl

Inspired by 12" record sleeves. Featuring liner notes typography, tracklists, and parental advisory stickers.

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08

Zen Vertical

backup_zen

Serene Japanese-inspired layout. Vertical typography, soft washi paper textures, and complete silence.

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07

Windows 98

backup_win98

Kitschy retro operating system UI. Thick bevels, classic teal background, and MS Sans Serif typography.

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06

Fashion Editorial

backup_highend

Inspired by Kinfolk and Vogue. Wide margins, earthy warm tones, and deeply elegant serif typography.

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05

Physical Scrapbook

backup_scrapbook

Messy, tactile layout mimicking physical craft paper, overlapping polaroids, and tape borders.

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04

Neo-Brutalism

backup_neobrutalism

Stark, bold, and unapologetic. Thick solid black borders, drop shadows, and vibrant flat colors.

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03

Cinematic Dark

backup_cinematic

A dark, elegant presentation mimicking modern movie posters or high-end photography portfolios.

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02

Polaroid Editorial

backup_editorial

The first custom layout, moving away from standard templates into a warm, organic polaroid collage.

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01

Swiss Archival

backup_swiss_archival

The genesis design. A strict, grid-based layout inspired by mid-century Swiss graphic design standards.

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