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Jill Lawson (born 16th February 1935) was well known in the Amstrad CPC community for her high quality MODE 1 artwork. Many of her screens were hand-drawn using ''[[Screen Designer]] '' by [[Amsoft]], although later on, she began using ''[[The Advanced OCP Art Studio|OCP Advanced Art Studio]] '' by [[Rainbird]]. Her artwork frequently adorned the covers of CPC magazines such as ''[[Amstrad Computer User]] '' (''ACU'') and ''[[CPC_(magazine)|CPC]]'', and she also created loading screens for several of [[Amsoft]]'s games.

The front cover of the August 1985 issue of ''ACU'' featured several of Jill's pictures, to accompany an article written by her comparing several art packages. The reaction from readers was so positive that a few months later, ''ACU'' made over ten of her pictures available on a collection called ''Electro Art'', priced at £9.95, or £14.95 for a special signed edition. Later on, these pictures, as well as many more, would be released by [[Pride Utilities]] as the ''[[Electric Lantern Show]]''.