Lo Harris

Lo Harris is an American multidisciplinary artist, illustrator, motion designer, storyteller, and creative coach with roots in Chicago, Illinois and Bessemer, Alabama—whose work spans commercial illustration, brand campaigns, children’s books, and community building.

She has created designs and artwork for entities like Google, Adobe, Amazon, Old Navy, the United Nations, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez—and her work has shown up everywhere from the Ellen DeGeneres Show to the shelves of Target, Five Below, Old Navy, and Kohl’s, where more than 150,000 units of merchandise carrying her original designs—t-shirts, apparel, and stationery—have been distributed nationwide. She is a published children’s book illustrator and has contributed her signature style to Little People, Big Dreams: Michael Jordan (Quarto Books) and Mama’s Home by Shay Youngblood (Make Me a World/Random House)—and her author debut, a picture book called Picture Imperfect, is forthcoming in summer 2027.

Trained in journalism at Northwestern and forged across newsrooms and creative leadership, Lo brings a rare combination of artistic vision, strategic thinking, and genuine human warmth to everything she touches. Through her work with C:DC (Can Diversity Collective), she has spent the last several years connecting and shepherding diverse creatives from around the world through the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity—where many have left with new global perspectives and new opportunity in their own careers.

She believes creativity is for everyone, that the best work happens in rooms where all the voices are heard, and that life is too short to do work that doesn’t mean something.