ABOUT

Lorna Turner is a practicing artist, graphic designer and educator.

Since graduating from the Royal College of Art in 2005, where she received her Masters in Communication Art and Design, Lorna has been collaborating in multidisciplinary design environments, from print to web to dimensional spaces. Working with start ups to established firms, Lorna offer the broad scope of marketing materials for each client and each scale of needs.

While at the RCA, Lorna organized the lecture series "It's A Man's World?" featuring dynamic female designers, architects, illustrators and theorist. Topics of discussion ranged from their ways of practicing to 'what was their biggest mistake'. In 2004, she designed the winning graphic identity for the Qatar National Museum. In that same year she collaborated with Tom Lucas to design an anti-fur campaign for the Respect for Animals Foundation. They were awarded 'Special Commendation' by the Design Against Fur jury. Her letterpress print illustrations "Blue Red Black" was featured on a cover of Design Week in support of a gallery exhibition.

Over the past 3 year, Lorna has been submitting her fine art screen prints and photgraphic essays to group juried exhibitions around the country ( See Exhibitions ). Her graduate film, Road Trip, has appeared in a film festivals in the UK and Spain.

An avid explorer and a 'curioius george', Lorna has journeyed to many countries looking into the lives of the modern nomad.

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