Lucienne Roberts is a graphic designer who allies a commitment to accessible, engaging graphic design with a socially aware agenda. Her design studio LucienneRoberts+ projects include: exhibition design for the British Museum, Kensington Palace, Petrie Museum and Wellcome Collection; identities for Arts Council England, David Miliband's leadership campaign and AVA Academia; and book design for the Design Museum, Triangle Arts Trust and Panos London. Lucienne was a signatory of the First Things First 2000 manifesto. Her books include The Designer and the Grid [2002, Rotovision] and Good: An Introduction to Ethics in Graphic Design [2006, AVA Academia]. She has taught and lectured widely and is external examiner of BA Typography and Graphic Communication at Reading University. Her latest book, Design Diaries: Creative Process in Graphic Design [Laurence King, 2010] was co-written with Rebecca Wright. With Rebecca, Lucienne is principal founder of GraphicDesign& a publishing and events venture exploring the essentially outward-looking nature of graphic design practice.

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