Talia Green brings years’ worth of professional experience in creative marketing to the Electric Sheep team, having produced vibrant and unmistakable advertising campaigns for numerous high-profile clientele.

Green puts her personal stamp on every project she touches–her use of color and contrast is eye-catching without being too “pop,” and she prizes detail and authenticity over superficial compositions with unconvincing worlds. Green’s sensibility is very much in tune with that of her millennial generation, including an affinity for bygone internet aesthetics, analog technology, and a focus on the personal and the intimate through a progressive lens. 

For one particular commercial project, Green designed two stylized replicas of her grandmothers’ kitchens (one from Israel and one from Mexico), drawing upon childhood memories and her own ethno-cultural background to craft effective and convincing environments. A distinctly feminine perspective is evident in her portrait work, as does an embrace of strength-through-vulnerability and emotional openness. Her other talents include collage and still life. Poetry is another inspiration for Green, and her favorite is Yung Pueblo.