Laura Greenan

“I don’t do subtle,” says the London-based illustrator Laura Greenan. And if you take a peek at her portfolio you’ll instantly know it’s true. Her artwork is full of life and colour, with wild curves, bold shapes and imaginative compositions – psychedelia for the digital age that really grabs the viewer’s attention. Laura’s style is influenced by her background in graphic design, and you can see that in her strong use of geometric shapes, typography and a touch of patterning. But she became an illustrator to break new boundaries and that’s what she does with each commission. While she works she listens to all kinds of music, and 1960s tracks are her favourite. She also takes inspiration from computer games and Pixar movies. Two of Laura’s favourite artists are James Jean and Peter Max. When she’s not working she loves watching sport, and in future she’d love to visit Japan to soak up the culture and take inspiration from the country’s design scene.