An
heirloom design project in college blossomed into a burgeoning business
for graphic artist Lauren Clayton. After searching through her
parent’s family photos, she created their most-treasured possession: a
custom designed heirloom book. Their reaction to her gift prompted
Clayton to start Studio 162 in the fall of 2003. Since then, Studio 162
has grown to be recognized locally and nationally in graphic design.
New
at Studio 162:
Lauren
studied photography, printmaking and graphic arts at the Cooper Union
School of Art in NYC. After writing an award winning business plan, she
launched Studio 162, specializing in custom heirloom books. She is also
an alumna of the Jackie
Robinson Foundation,
a national foundation awarding scholarships to minority high school
students who have excelled academically and in their community.
[graphic
design + marketing]
