Elizabeth Houston is a singer-songwriter, piano composer, visual designer, and illustrator. Her music and art are deeply influenced by her childhood—growing up listening to her grandparents’ country-western records among the orange groves and cow fields of a small town in Central Florida.
 

She studied philosophy and graphic design in Florida, then moved throughout the South, always yearning for a different life. Eventually, she took a chance on herself and relocated to New York City, where she spent 18 years building a design career across publishing, tech, and higher education.

 

During that time, she also collaborated with renowned musicians ranging from Broadway to garage punk, and led a music collective called The Vinelings.  She created three albums and multiple singles in her tiny tenement apartment on 2nd Street in the East Village/Lower East Side.

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A life-changing health event prompted Elizabeth to reinvent and reinvigorate herself. She now calls the San Francisco Bay Area home. Her favorite things about California are the wildflowers, the abundance of trees and succulents, and the dramatic bluffs of the West Coast.

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Crafting and recording songs is her greatest love, but she also enjoys photographing nature, creating custom home art and motion graphics, and working in creative strategy, branding and marketing, web management and video production.

View her portfolio to see her work.