is a multidisciplinary designer and the author of Wear, Repair, Repurpose. Lily creates visual stories which draw from her diverse experience in branding, editorial design, illustration, and art direction.  She is passionate about sustainability and designing for social good. Formally, Lily’s work is driven by a strong use of color and a sense of tactility, with a goal of inspiring meaningful and joyful interactions. 

For work inquiries, please contact lilyfulop96@gmail.com

Illustration

  1. Editorial
  2. Self-Initiated
  3. Surface/Pattern
  4. Art Directed

Refinery29

  1. Editorial and Shopping Collages
  2. Sustainability Posters
  3. Party On Editorial Series
  4. Love and Money Infographic
  5. Instax Feature
  6. Porsche Title Sequence
  7. Misc. Logos and Typography
  8. Macy’s Live Life Loud Microsite
  9. Ulta Beauty Out There
    Features  + Title Sequences
  10. SCAMbition Editorial Series

Thinx Inc. 

  1. Icon Magazine Ads
  2. Midnight Color Launch 
  3. Dusk Color Launch
  4. Icon Holiday Campaign
  5. Mint Chip Color Launch 

Studio Elana Schlenker 

  1. Hacking Finance Website
  2. Alistair Matthews Website
  3. Dusen Dusen Website Refresh
  4. Conveyor Books

Personal Art Practice

           1. Mixed Media Collages, Paintings, Etc.

Textiles

  1. Wear, Repair, Repurpose: A Maker’s Guide to Mending and Upcycling Clothes
  2. @mindful_mending
  3. Hooked
  4. Serotonin
  5. Remnants


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Prozac from Lily Fulop on Vimeo.


I created this look to embody the experience of being on the antidepressant Prozac. It is composed of a body suit which is hand stitched with Prozac's side effects, a vest made of giant stuffed pills, and smiley face stickers.

The piece can be interpreted as negative or positive, based on the viewer's relationship with medication. It makes you happier, but is it worth the side effects? Does it matter that the happiness is artificial?

By creating this apparel, I've turned a personal experience into one that is public and visible. Mental illness isn't a fashion statement, but it may be part of our identity which is worn and carried with us.