Erika Eng
Illustrator / Designer · Freelance
Los Angeles, CA
In My Own Words
Erika is a freelance illustrator + designer. Previously the Lead Graphic Designer at Soho Style. She is currently living in Los Angeles, but often travels back to her birthplace of New York City to experience real seasons.
Work Experience
Illustrator / Designer
Freelance2019 – Present
Illustrator (digital + traditional media), Graphic Designer - Erika Eng Illustration | erikaeng.weebly.com Clients include: Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), Bloomingdale's, Los Angeles County Arboretum, Youth Marketing Connection (YMC), Arcadia Performing Arts Foundation, SGPC Graphic design work for both print and digital assets, includes logo design, packaging design, web design, mock-ups, layout design, printed matter (flyers, banners, posters, signage, typography, etc.), and apparel graphics. Illustration work includes OOH installations, props, murals, portraits, building exteriors, and commission based drawings + paintings (small and large scale). Owner, Designer, Order Packager - It's All Good LA on Etsy | itsallgoodla.etsy.com Designing and creating products, branding, packaging, and all handcrafted goods sold on It's All Good LA on Etsy. Selling apparel, accessories, stationery, stickers, and other collectibles—all designed with love in Los Angeles, California.
Graphic Designer
Soho Style2017 – 2019
Executing and creating all the assets and content for web, packaging, and print, as well as leading and styling all on-site photo shoots. Creating design assets digitally and for print, including web graphics for bi-weekly e-blasts and landing page graphics, as well as all printed matter.
Fashion History Timeline Assistant
Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), State University New York2017 – 2018
Uploading and proofreading publications written by students at the Fashion Institute of Technology, to then be uploaded on the university’s Fashion History Timeline. Editing and inputting data, images, + artwork via WordPress, creating an online database hub for the History of Costume for students and professors at FIT and around the world.
