Franny Made: A look at the design work of the Prime Minister’s daughter

YOU know about Frances Abbott’s scholarship scandal but have you seen her work? We tracked some down. What do you think?

Frances Abbott. She is modeling a white shirt for White Shirt Campaign for the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (OCRF).

THE revelation that Prime Minister Tony Abbott’s daughter Frances won a $60,000 scholarship to the prestigious Whitehouse Institute of Design has caused a furore this week.

Her fellow classmates spoke out today, sharing their disappointment that she had been given the leg-up when the college told other students that there were no scholarships for the Bachelor of Design course.

News.com.au tracked down some of Frances’s major works from her time at the college, which she has posted on the site Holla Mary which is a play on her middle name Mary. She brands her creative work with the tag Franny Made.

The zines, which she has named EVA, show off her graphic design, writing, styling and illustration skills.

This fashion spread is credited with styling by Frances Abbott.

A music review and illustration by Frances Abbott.

The cover of Frances Abbott’s major work <i>EVA</i>.

What do you think of her work? Join the discussion on Twitter @newscomauHQ.

Originally published as Franny Made: A look at the design work of the Prime Minister’s daughter