Alisha is an artist of many disciplines who has found Art Direction as a means to create everyday. With passion and gratitude for this work she is constantly renewing and looking for fresh new angles to bring to the table. Keeping an eye on every aspect from photography to design she finds ways to make the work pop and remain harmonious.

She draws from a wide variety of sources and experiences to bring an eclectic yet polished look to any project. With a B.A. in Art History, B.F.A. in Fine Art Photography and Design, and extensive coursework in Apparel Design and Fiber Arts she looks at projects with a holistic and informed eye. Her years in art school coupled with many years on-set have trained her as a patient listener and interpreter. She is stoked to bring her aesthetic to set or to the drawing board while happily collaborating with a team to meet the needs of the client.

Spending much of her early twenties either on-set as a model, teaching commercial acting to young girls, or running a vintage clothing shop she has experienced many sides of the fashion industry. Through this she has a deep understanding of 'making it work' while keeping the mood light and sunny under pressure.

On her off-time Alisha can be found dancing and swimming with her two little girls (Amalthea Scarlett-Rose and Arwen Saorise-Faye), gardening, making art, or trying to make gluten-free hippie food taste like junkfood pizza.

Clients (advertising + editorial) 

Amazon Fashion, Amazon Creative, Amazon.com, Beyond Home Productions, Big Bang Electrical, Chasing Fireflies, Cutter and Buck, Eddie Bauer, Filson, Ford, Free People, GAP, House Studios, Iridio Studios, JOS A.Bank, K&G, L.L. Bean, Lumicor, Men’s Wearhouse, Microsoft, Mom.com, Mondetta Clothing, MPG Sport, Navy Exchange, Nordstrom, Old Navy, Patagonia, Paula’s Choice, REI, R.R. Donnelley, Safeway, Seattle Weekly, Teavana, The North Face, Tommy Bahama, Voda Studios, Walmart, Zulily, Zumiez