Elisha Zepeda is a Senior Designer whose career started as a book lover working at an indie bookstore. Design-wise he is most inspired by Wes Anderson (aka Annie Atkins, his longtime prop designer), vintage tourism, and anything mid-century.
After being hired by Faceout Studio in Oregon, he started making design process videos that quickly went viral. These process videos have been viewed over 37 million times (!) and counting.
His cover work and their popular behind-the-scenes videos have led to features/work with BBC, Adobe, Penguin, Simon & Schuster, Amazon, Publishers Weekly, Dropout TV, and more. Apart from design, Elisha is also a multi-instrumentalist and recording artist.
You can listen to Elisha discuss ‘going viral’ with BBC Sounds here. Listen to Elisha’s interview with Book Gang here. Read his interview with Publisher’s Weekly here. Read his interview with NYOTA Magazine here.
To learn more about Elisha, read the FAQs on his site where he also shares advice for aspiring designers. Be sure to read our 10Q interview with him as well: Ten Questions with Elisha Zepeda.
Elisha Zepeda is a Senior Designer whose career started as a book lover working at an indie bookstore. Design-wise he is most inspired by Wes Anderson (aka Annie Atkins, his longtime prop designer), vintage tourism, and anything mid-century.
After being hired by Faceout Studio in Oregon, he started making design process videos that quickly went viral. These process videos have been viewed over 37 million times (!) and counting.
His cover work and their popular behind-the-scenes videos have led to features/work with BBC, Adobe, Penguin, Simon & Schuster, Amazon, Publishers Weekly, Dropout TV, and more. Apart from design, Elisha is also a multi-instrumentalist and recording artist.
You can listen to Elisha discuss ‘going viral’ with BBC Sounds here. Listen to Elisha’s interview with Book Gang here. Read his interview with Publisher’s Weekly here. Read his interview with NYOTA Magazine here.
To learn more about Elisha, read the FAQs on his site where he also shares advice for aspiring designers. Be sure to read our 10Q interview with him as well: Ten Questions with Elisha Zepeda.
