Morag Myerscough
Morag Mystercough is a British designer based in London who is known for her monumental bright and neon supergraphic designs. Her work ranges from prints, public art installations, children’s hospital interiors, to the exterior of parkades.
She is particularly taken with colour and pattern and how they interact with the urban environment and the people that move through it. She credits her city upbringing to her continued interest in the bustle of urban environments. Myerscough’s designs are loud and joyous and are unmistakeably meant to be noticed.
She’s been quite active during the pandemic creating pieces thanking frontline workings in Leeds and also creating outdoor pavilions to cheer people up during lockdown across London. She was also commissioned to do an installation in Paris that was meant to uplift the public. Her goal is to engage the public and create inviting spaces that appeal to everyone and her work certainly does just that. What is also interesting about her is that she often works with community groups in the area of the installations to ensure she’s accurately capturing and creating something that is meaningful to the locals.
