Eliana Rodgers

New York-based illustrator, graphic designer, and textile artist.

In her illustrative work, Eliana explores consumerism, world-building, and the relational aesthetics of platonic and romantic love. She finds humans infinitely fascinating, with their myriad of intricacies, thoughts, flaws, and quirks. She creates worlds full of beauty and goods, bright colors and optimism, and individuals who celebrate humanity in all forms.

Eliana’s textile work serves as a love letter to her family and friends.

Eliana graduated from Columbia University in New York, NY, USA, with a Bachelor’s degree in Visual Arts in May of 2018.

Contract Illustrator, Dotdash Meredith, New York, NY

08/2022 - 09/2023

• Creates illustrations and illustrated infographics for Investopedia, Health.com, and Parents.com in a fast-paced environment
• Was the lead illustrator for the rebranding of Health.com and worked with the design team to create a unified illustration style guide for the site’s new design in the winter of 2022

05/2018 - present

• Offers a variety of services including: editorial illustration, frame-by-frame animation, graphic design, fashion illustration, portraiture, and logo design
• Clients include The New York Times, The Washington Post, Pentagram, ACLU, PBS, and Google

07/2019 - 09/2020

• Designed promotional collateral for various dean’s and academic events
• Designed annual reports and marketing collateral for internal and external ads
• Designed all branding, ads, and collateral for Dyson College’s flagship conference

09/2015 - 05/2018

• Spearheaded branding assets across numerous channels for BRITE ‘18, the Center’s flagship conference on leveraging digital marketing and technology in branding
• Designed and managed corresponding company websites using Wordpress
• Reimagined the existing branding materials for Frontiers of Digital Finance, an important fintech conference in the industry, and BRITE ’16 and ’17
• Created new brand guidelines for MK3 Executive Training Program: The Future of Marketing, which are still in use today

I have a bachelor's degree in Visual Arts from Columbia University. I graduated in May of 2018.