Remember those Lisa Frank stickers that plastered every Trapper Keeper and Lisa Frank lunchbox in sight? The brand's explosion of neon colors and whimsical characters wasn't just a fad; it was a cultural phenomenon that defined a generation. But whats the story behind the rainbow-splattered empire and the woman who built it?

For those unfamiliar, the eponymous Lisa Frank brand is synonymous with the vibrant aesthetics of the 1980s and 1990s. It was in the late 1970s that Lisa Frank's designs, full of playful imagery and eye-popping neon hues, first captivated the pop culture world. From stickers that adorned lockers to school supplies that turned classrooms into a riot of color, Lisa Frank's psychedelic creations became an integral part of the formative years for many. Stickers were the initial hit, followed by a popular line of school supplies in 1987. These were exciting times, and the company experienced exponential growth over the next two decades. Back then, Lisa Frank was more than a brand; it was a cultural touchstone, representing all things bright and cheerful.

	Information
Full Name	Lisa Frank
Birth Year	1955
Birthplace	Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Nationality	American
Occupation	Artist, Businesswoman
Known For	Founder of Lisa Frank Incorporated
Headquarters Location	Tucson, Arizona
Education	Cranbrook Kingswood School, University of Arizona
Awards	Distinguished Alumna Award from the Kingswood Alumnae Association (1994)
Website	LisaFrank.com