Who created the Campbell soup boy?

The Campbell Soup Boy, also known as "The Campbell Kid," was created by American illustrator Grace Drayton. She designed the character in the early 1900s, and he first appeared on Campbell's soup labels in 1904. The character became a popular symbol for the brand and is often associated with its marketing campaigns. Drayton's cheerful and whimsical portrayal helped establish a strong visual identity for Campbell's soups.