The Huntsville, Alabama native now Los Angeles based artist focuses on curating her graphic designs and illustrations around color, pop culture and representation of people of color. Working in between illustration, traditional graphic design, product design and photography, she’s inspired to create dynamic content due to the lack of visibility of black creatives—especially black women. The multi-disciplinary designer and creative director is leaving her mark on the design industry and has no plans on stopping anytime soon. Dominique Fluker: From Huntsville, Alabama to Los Angeles, how’d you get your start in graphic design? Laci Jordan: Weird story, growing up I believed that success only came in the form of becoming a lawyer or doctor.

Source: Forbes March 20, 2018 16:15 UTC