April Greiman was an American graphic designer known for breaking from modernist design conventions in the 1970s. She embraced an intuitive "New Wave" approach, experimenting with image and type placement beyond rigid grids. Greiman was also pioneering in her embrace of new computer technology as a design tool in the 1980s. She created groundbreaking digital designs that pushed boundaries and influenced other designers to adopt new technologies. Throughout her career, Greiman continued challenging conventions and testing borders between disciplines like graphic design, digital art, and architecture.