Erin Norris is a Portland, OR based graphic designer who loves printmaking, expressive typography and bright color. She is interested in branding, packaging, and publication design.
Work
1. Vtopian Cheeses
2. Simple Mobile
3. Big Top Arts Festival
4. Groove Magazine
5. Pure Heroine
6. Allport Editions Holiday Campaign
Photography | Printmaking
About Me
Hi, I'm Erin!
I’m a multidisciplinary designer who gets excited about whimsical ideas, unique letterforms, and analog details. A lifelong learner, I’m constantly dipping my toes into new processes and programs and learning (at least) enough to be dangerous.
Typography was my first love (I promise you that the neopets.com font guild was very cool), Adobe Illustrator was my gateway, and Portland Community College taught me the rules of the design road.
In my past life, I was a professional ballet dancer. Ballet taught me the value of aesthetic presentation and gave me a strong work ethic. It also taught me to multi-task and built my problem-solving abilities. These skills have all proved very useful in my design career!
When I'm not behind my computer or twirling around a studio, you can find me at the dog park with my rescue border collie, Tuna, haunting the local Goodwills, roving around town on my vintage bicycle, or churning out prints at the IPRC.
Don't be a stranger—
I’m a multidisciplinary designer who gets excited about whimsical ideas, unique letterforms, and analog details. A lifelong learner, I’m constantly dipping my toes into new processes and programs and learning (at least) enough to be dangerous.
Typography was my first love (I promise you that the neopets.com font guild was very cool), Adobe Illustrator was my gateway, and Portland Community College taught me the rules of the design road.
In my past life, I was a professional ballet dancer. Ballet taught me the value of aesthetic presentation and gave me a strong work ethic. It also taught me to multi-task and built my problem-solving abilities. These skills have all proved very useful in my design career!
When I'm not behind my computer or twirling around a studio, you can find me at the dog park with my rescue border collie, Tuna, haunting the local Goodwills, roving around town on my vintage bicycle, or churning out prints at the IPRC.
Don't be a stranger—