LAUREN FRANK
Hi, I’m a Graphic Designer based in New York City. I graduated from University of California, Los Angeles in 2020, where I studied Art and Art History and I am now working as a Designer for Artisan Council, while also doing freelance work for design studios and non profits. Previously, I’ve worked at The Jewish Museum in New York, VICE Media, and Bravo within NBCUniversal.
My main interests within design include typography, archives, branding, and publication design,
as well as the intersections between
art and design.
Big fan of to-do lists, lists in general, Hieronymus Bosch, the relationship between witchcraft and feminism, weird art, and really chubby typefaces.
LA 2028 OLYMPICS
Created for a typography course at UCLA with the focus of exploring typographic hierarchy and layout. Vintage photographs were used in reference to the history of the games, while vibrant colors were chosen to show the excitement of it. For this assignment, students could only use Helvetica and two colors, plus black or white.
These posters were chosen as finalists
for the Graphic Design Student Work
category in the 2020 Communication
Arts Annual.
