Salty Inks, my digital creations, are inspired by all of my favorite places on the Outer Banks.I've been visiting the OBX since I was a child, and I some of my favorite memories are camping in Buxton, falling asleep to the sweeping lighthouse light, and waking up with anticipation of an Apple Ugly from the Orange Blossom Bakery in the heart of Hatteras. During my college years, I’d spend my summers working here, and now I’ve been living on the beach full-time with my husband and children for 13 years. Still, I’m constantly invigorated by our ever-changing, ever-beautiful landscape and community. It’s my hope that through my digital prints, I’m able to capture some of that beauty, and give people a tangible piece of our stunning scenery to always carry with them. Here is the link to my web store: www.saltyinksobx.com

Working with Toka to create an updated brand for her new fine jewelry line was an absolute dream come true! ✨ I’ve admired and worn Toka’s jewelry for years, and as with all of my clients, I’m honored that Toka trusted me to execute her creative vision.

Congratulations to John Power for opening Coach House in Norfolk tonight! This logo design was near and dear to my heart and I’m proud to have had a small part in his new restaurant endeavor. John and I worked together to make his vision and brand to come to fruition and I’m excited to see how Coach House makes its mark on the Virginia f&b scene. Cheers!✨🥂

“It’s our belief that we can bring you an exceptional product, both designed and manufactured in the Outer Banks, with a focus on eco-friendly components and community support.” The exceptional product is outdoor furniture, the business is Kitty Hawk Chairs, and the brains are John and Abby Berquist. John and Abby are good friends of mine and I’m honored they trusted me with their new business logo. I can personally attest to the phenomenal quality and comfort of these chairs; we love our set! Cheers, John and Abby, to pioneering ethical + sustainable furniture on the OBX. 👏🏼👏🏼Check their site @ kittyhawkchairs.com for more info!

Very excited to share my latest logo creation! These 2 clients have decided to take on a new venture after seven years of a successful local business. Drumbeat is a family-friendly inshore fishing charter located here on the Outer Banks. They wanted a clean, simple, and unique logo that would be legible from afar. Such a fun collaboration and I really love the way it all came together.

I have been on a little hiatus due to getting arthroscopic hip surgery last month. After binge-watching Downton Abbey, Stranger Things, Goliath, The AO, Shameless, This is us, and playing old school Mario Brothers on NES I am back to work! Currently, the Botticelli exhibit is keeping me busy. The exhibits will be taking place: 2.11- 4.5 Muscarelle Museum of Art Williamsburg, Virginia 4.18-7.9 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts

A little #tbt the first time I ever used a computer was this in my 3rd grade classroom taught by Ms. Boyd. Random fact: I remember she loved Billy Ocean and Lionel Richie music. She was a great teacher for me coming into a public school for the first time. One of our weekly assignments was to do a little programming by guiding the progress of a 'turtle' which moves around a graphics screen … anyone remember that? Just making basic shapes... those shapes had an impact on me. Since there was only one computer in the classroom, all of us kids would be eagerly waiting to jump on once it was their turn.

I have been creating newsletters for the Muscarelle Museum of Art for the last few years. I just learned that the spring / summer issue from 2015 has gotten honorable mention from the 2016 AAM Museum Publications Design Competition. I am beyond excited to see this!! Entry Title: Muscarelle Museum of Art Spring/Summer 15 Organization Name: Muscarelle Museum of Art - College of William & Mary Designed by: Erin Moore (A La Carte Designs) and Muscarelle Museum of Art staff Category: Newsletters and Calendar of Events Budget: >$750,000 Below is the full newsletter so you can view.

A night at the museum...The Muscarelle Museum of Art to be exact! So this was a pretty big night for me, featuring 3 exhibits that I have been working on for the MMA the last few months. I created all three logos for these exhibits; Light Works, Hiroshiges 53 Stations of the Tokiado road, and Norman Rockwell and the Boy Scouts. Along with the logo design I helped market them, from creating the books, color schemes, posters, banners, publication ads, invitations etc. I have to pinch myself in these moments, its so amazing to see everything in person (not on my computer screen!) It really is an honor to create graphics for these amazing artist that were created centuries ago. I will be posting on my portfolio page soon if you want to hop on over and take a look!

I go the opportunity to create the logo, website, and market the event for The Williamsburg Harvest Celebration. It is a collaborative effort with the City of Williamsburg, James City Country and York County overseen by the Greater Williamsburg Chamber & Tourism Alliance. The goal was to create a EAT+DRINK+LEARN vibe for the event. The colors chosen where rustic with a modern flare that also incorporated a farmer to plate feel. Chefs, Farmers, Artisans, Foragers, Authors, Brewers, Winemakers and Culinary Historians. Through food we all come together to create our community. Its proceeds will benefit Meals on Wheels, Southern Foodways Alliance, FISH and the VA Fresh Food Fund. It is a great event they takes place annually in November. Check out the website for dates and tickets!