Shayla Auld (she/her) is a multidisciplinary designer, strategist, and founder of Cetadora, a Vancouver Island–based design studio known for crafting visual identities, policy publications, and social media ecosystems that catalyze change. With a focus on sustainability, ecological governance, Indigenous sovereignty, and spiritual reconnection, Shayla’s work bridges public sector research, community organizing, and visual storytelling.
She has led brand and design projects for the Province of British Columbia, University of Victoria, North Island College, and New York Fashion Week–featured collectives, while acting as lead communications and graphic designer for the POLIS Project on Ecological Governance. Her design contributions have informed wildfire policy, watershed security, and public education initiatives.
Shayla is recognized for her intuitive process, contemporary typography, and accessible, inclusive design practices. Her studio’s mission is to amplify visionary work in service of Earth’s healing, climate justice, and systemic equity. She is an RGD Associate Member and a rising voice in the new design era focused on regeneration and social impact.
Victoria, BC
Member since June 03, 2025
Founder @ Cetadora
Skills
Art Direction
Book Design
Brand Strategy
I know a lot about...
“Designing for systems change. I turn complex ideas into clear, accessible visuals—often in climate, research, and justice sectors. My work blends strategy, art, and impact to move hearts and decisions forward.”
I'm thinking a lot about...
“How design can support Earth’s healing. I’m exploring how storytelling, design, and digital tools can help shift culture, uplift communities, and guide us toward a more just, regenerative future.”
The best advice I've ever received is...
“"Your mind and heart shape the world you live in.” A reminder that every coherent thought and feeling, can help form your future in the quantum realm— and that designers have the power to shift culture, inspire care, and build new realities through art and creation.”