Biography

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Lorraine MacDonald Griffin
Born 1965 Lorraine MacDonald, in Inverness, Scotland.

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Lorraine studied graphic design at Aberdeen College of Commerce 1982 - 84 and pursued a successful career as a graphic designer engaging in a variety of disciplines. In 1991 she began specializing with the sandblasting process on different materials which led to designing and managing the production of signage, public artworks and interpretive art projects for numerous public bodies and private clients in the UK.

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In 2013 Lorraine returned to education and completed a BA Hons Degree in Fine Art gaining a first in 2016, followed by completing an MA in Fine Art at University of Suffolk in September 2018. Lorraine’s current art practice engages with the human condition, creating sculptural representations using ready-mades and items from the everyday, repurposed, and layered with narratives to raise questions about the psychological well-being of humans today.

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In 2019 Lorraine studied a PGCE specialising in art and design followed by QTLS to become a fully qualified lecturer delivering engaging studio practice where her empirical knowledge gained from professional practice in the creative sector enhances the context of the disciplines, she teaches with a student-centred approach.

 

She has in depth expertise of the sandblasting process to design and manufacture high quality visual products and is presently available to work in a range of mediums for graphic design, public art and community engagement projects. Lorraine believes community engagement is key to the success of many art projects and is a stimulus to bring the community together.

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Lorraine offers graphic design services for logos, branding, print, POS, exhibition, web media, and unusual projects where you need an artist/designer who thinks outside the box. If you like Lorraine's work and are interested in working with her on a project, please get in touch...