Louise Fili is an American graphic designer who draws heavy inspiration from her love of Italy, Modernism, and styles the of European art deco. She is based in New York and her work is mostly based around her work with typography. Her work is practically timeless in the way that it draws from the 1930s art deco style while still maintaining a modern and fresh feel. Fili taught herself how to do typography and she attended Skidmore College to study art after. Louise Fili opened up her own studio in the late 1980s. Her studio usually works with restaurant and food based marketing, packaging and branding. Along with this Fili also has made covers for over 2,000 books and has even co-written books with her husband Steven Heller, who is an author himself.
You can find more about Louise Fili and her work on her studios website: https://www.louisefili.com/
Graphic Design Spring '22 
I really enjoyed viewing Louise Fili’s work. The image in the blog post was so interesting and caught my eye immediately. Creating covers for over 2,000 books is so impressive. I can see why people hire her due to the beauty of her work. The image included above holds so much depth to it. Its complexity using physical objects mixed with an a-ray of colors allows for an interesting image. The use of objects and color are amazing, but the true beauty is in the typography. Each object has its own characteristics that accompany its text. The different fonts, sizes, colors, and angles of the text create a striking piece of art.
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