Kirsten Erwin

Kirsten Erwin has a diverse work experience in the field of graphic design and art direction. Kirsten is currently employed as a Senior Art Director at Slice, where they are responsible for developing and creating integrated creative campaigns and collateral. Kirsten provides art direction and designs for various marketing materials, as well as directs photography and video shoots.

Prior to their current role, Kirsten worked as a Senior Art Director at Blue Nile, a leading online jeweler. There, they were responsible for elevating global design and image expression across all channels. Kirsten conceptualized and executed marketing campaigns, brand photography, site content, videos, and in-store collateral.

Before joining Blue Nile, Kirsten held the position of Art Director at Premier Media Group. In this role, they led a team of designers in producing print and digital products for multiple magazines and websites. Kirsten developed design standards and brand voice, as well as created processes and standards to support the company's growth.

Kirsten also gained experience as a Graphic Designer at PATH, a global health nonprofit, where they designed digital and print collateral. Kirsten developed infographics and marketing materials within PATH's branding guidelines.

Earlier in their career, Kirsten worked as a Graphic Designer at Blank Slate Creative, where they worked on various marketing campaigns, websites, ads, and environmental design projects for clients such as Microsoft and the Point Defiance Zoo. Kirsten also worked as a Graphic Designer at j.logan Design, where they designed packaging, logos, infographics, and websites, and assisted in product photography.

Overall, Kirsten Erwin has a strong background in art direction, design execution, and creative campaign development, with experience across various industries and mediums.

Kirsten Erwin obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from Willamette University, where they focused their studies in Art Studio and Spanish. The specific years of their education were not provided.