Scarlett Raven

Raven's artistic approach uses both digital and tangible art.^[3][4] The layers beneath the paintings are accessed using the augmented reality technology supported by the Blippar app.^[5] Raven's works have been purchased by people including Orlando Bloom, Mark Owen, and Jim Beach.^[6]

In July 2017, Raven launched The Danger Tree exhibit in Liverpool, England.^[7][8] The exhibition featured oil on canvas paintings with augmented reality layers.^[9][10] Her work was also exhibited in Queen Themed, an exhibition in celebration of Queen Elizabeth's 90th birthday at Art Below in the summer of 2016.^[11]

The mental health charity MIND has helped Raven when she has anxiety.^[12] She created and donated an oil and mixed-media AR painting called "One In Four" for MIND to auction.^[13] The layers beneath this work is about her anxiety struggle.^[14]

Raven's father is saxophonist Raphael Ravenscroft, best known for performing alongside Gerry Rafferty on the song Baker Street. Her mother is the crime writer SC Cunningham.^[15]