Manshen Lo is a visual artist living in London, whose drawing style is rooted in her East Asian heritage. She’s influenced by sequential art and the ligne-claire style, and uses her artworks to explore the tension between people and their environment in modern urban life. Our profile feature on Manshen explored how memory and observation inform her work, and how she’s turned herself into a character in her illustrations. Her clients include the New Yorker, the New York Times, the Poetry Review, MTV, The Atlantic, and many more, and she also works as an art director for animated short films and commercials.
