Megan Lewis (b. 1989, Baltimore, MD) is a versatile artist based in her hometown, specializing in painting, mural art, and furniture design. She earned her BFA in Illustration from the Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida (2011).
Renowned for her figurative paintings, Megan employs a palette knife with meticulous precision to create dynamic compositions featuring bold geometric patterns and rich textures. Her subjects engage viewers through their gaze and gestures, inviting introspection and prompting a journey of self-discovery. Megan explores themes of personal evolution, transformation, and understanding through both linear and imaginative scenes. She incorporates collage, fabric, photography, texture, and pattern to evoke a range of emotions and foster contemplation. Megan's work serves as a beacon, inviting viewers to join her journey of self-discovery and personal improvement.
As a muralist, Megan has contributed significantly to Baltimore's cultural landscape, including commissions for prominent landmarks such as Baltimore’s Penn Metro Station, Ravens, Orioles Park, and the Reginald F. Lewis Museum’s "Reflections of Baltimore: Arabbers." Her creative impact extends to concept commissions for clients including Doritos-Solid Black,Target, Dicks Sporting Goods, HBO Max, and the US Open BLM exhibit at Arthur Ashe Stadium in 2020.
Beyond her achievements in painting and muralism, Megan extends her creative prowess to furniture design, demonstrating diverse artistic talent and a commitment to enriching urban environments through her unique artistic vision.