Alicia Mariah Elfving

MotoLady was created as a way to encourage current and aspiring women riders by displacing the bad reputation the sport / hobby has racked up over the years. It is a website built for men and women motorcyclists alike. Those who appreciate women riders can find a massive amount of media here for daily distraction. Real moto ladies, motorcycles in art and design, motorcycle fashion and gear, news stories and submissions are a few of the things covered.

Graphic and Web Design, Social Media Specialist

Acted as photographer and web/social media director for just shy of two years. Designed all print and web graphics for events, sales, MotoCorsa apparel and products such as calendars, keychains, etc. Managed all social media in postings, advertising, and interaction.

Starting late 2006, Alicia began working on set with photographers, stylists, and models to gather a well organized portfolio. Now that her major portfolio goals have been achieved, she wishes to work on editorial, print and TV/film projects. Recently, Alicia worked on two covers and three features for NW Tattoo Magazine, based in Eugene, OR. Her photography team with Kenneth Benjamin Reed was featured in Marquis, an international fantasy magazine based in Germany. She primarily works with Vorpal Images as their in house Producer and Makeup Artist.

Producing shoots. Stylist, makeup artist, sometimes hair stylist too. Work side by side with Director and Photographer Extraordinaire Kenneth Benjamin Reed.

Contract worker at Exprima Media, a leading multimedia company based out of Portland, OR. Specializes in interactive design in Educational Media such as iphone apps, eBooks, web sites, and other student software. Duties include building and editing websites, working with clients, voiceover recording / editing, as well as photoshop and coding assistance.

Compiled cognitive models for research and development. Conducted internet research, translated findings to spreadsheets and data reports. Participated in meetings involving psychological scrutiny to expand understanding of brain function.

Conducted quality control and data entry. Supervised call center. Answered phones.