Maxine Gregson

Maxine is a North London based printmaker and artist. After many years as a commercial graphic designer, she followed her passion and began creating limited edition screen prints. Her pieces combine photo collage, graphical elements, grids and typography. Often inspired by lyrics music and literature, she uses vintage photographic elements mixed with new imagery and elements to create new realities. Her print work draws on her love of mixing typography and grid structures with architecture, landscapes and photographic elements. She often combines and blends vintage and retro with current imagery to create new realities. The CMYK printing process she uses helps merge old and new elements together.

“I’m a digitally led integrated designer, with over 20 years experience.”

Maxine’s career began as a digital designer in one of the first digital agency in the UK, AMX digital, headed up by Malcolm Garrett. Working on projects for Universal Music, EMI, Barclays, Science Museum, ICA and D&AD. Over the last 10 years, Maxine had also worked across online and offline integrated campaigns for clients such as Mercedes, Nivea Men, Cadburys, & Experience design for Peugeot / Citroën DS and The Electoral Commission.

Maxine is able to work with advertising teams or solo on art direction & design projects. Her design work has been exhibited in Design Manchester exhibitions over the past 4 years. Her freelance works were also included in the Dora Marr open call exhibition at the Tate Modern and represented by various galleries.