Early Life

How she got her start

April Greiman is a pioneering figure in graphic design, renowned for her innovative approach that merged traditional graphic design with digital technology. Born in New York City in 1948, Greiman gained prominence in the 1980s for her groundbreaking work in computer-generated design, particularly her experimentation with early digital tools like the Macintosh.
She co-founded the influential design studio Made in Space and is celebrated for her contributions to the "New Wave" design movement. Greiman's work challenged conventional design norms, embracing vibrant colors, typography, and imagery to create visually striking and thought-provoking designs across various mediums, including posters, magazines, and digital art. Her visionary work continues to inspire and influence designers around the world.

Aesthetic

Techniques

April Greiman draws inspiration from a diverse array of sources, infusing her work with a rich tapestry of patterns, colors, textures, and ideas. Influenced by the vibrant energy of California and the dynamic interplay between nature and technology, Greiman often incorporates bold and vibrant colors reminiscent of the region's sunsets and landscapes.
Her designs also reflect a fascination with geometry and spatial relationships, with patterns and textures that evoke a sense of movement and depth. Moreover, she draws inspiration from a variety of artistic movements and cultural references, weaving them together to create visually compelling and conceptually layered compositions that challenge conventional design norms.

Gallery

15 examples

Over the span of her graphic design career, April Greiman has consistently crafted an array of extraordinary works that push the boundaries of the field. Delve deeper into her portfolio by clicking the gallery tab to explore a dedicated webpage showcasing even more of her captivating creations.