Lauren Traugott-Campbell is a graphic designer based in Portland, OR. She is the Design Director at Jacobin, and a co-founder of feeeels magazine.
         Lauren holds an MFA in Graphic Design from the Rhode Island School of Design.

Select Clients: MoMA, Rizzoli, Verso Books, International Center of Photography, Rhode Island School of Design, and National Building Museum

Select Press: It’s Nice That, AIGA Eye on Design, magCulture, and Stack

Select Exhibitors: The Design Museum London, Ars Electronica

feeeels

Magazine

2019–present

Co-designer, -editor and -founder of feeeels, a publication that explores that explores art, culture, politics, history, and emotions through the lens of one tactile adjective per issue.

The first issue, feeeels—fuzzy has been featured on It’s Nice That and named one of “9 Design Magazines Everyone Should Read.”

Designed in collaboration with Angela, Lorenzo, Drew Litowitz, and Sarah Mohammadi.

Center for Working-Class Politics

Identity Design

2021

Identity for the Center for Working-Class Politics. Inspired by the design of government agencies in the 1970s, this variable identity responds to the dimensions of its container. 

Jacobin Magazine

Editorial Design

2020–ongoing

 

Editorial design and art direction of Jacobin. 

Jacobin A/V

Identity Design

2020–ongoing

Identity for Jacobin’s podcasts and video content, Jacobin A/V. Inspired by visualizations of the electromagnetic spectrum’s radio and video frequencies, this identity uses bold lines, dithered images, and bright colors to stand out in the YouTube, iTunes, and social media landscape.


Art direction: Remeike Forbes