Noah Elias

The story for this Orange County native began humbly, selling art door to door as a teenager on a bicycle. At just 16, Noah was handing out business cards to create custom art, signs, and illustrations for local businesses.

Driven to succeed, young Noah’s career began to take off as large corporations and celebrities began to notice his talent.

Noah has produced paintings for Lexus Motorcars, Toyota, Levi Strauss, Nordstrom, CBS Television, and Fox TV. Noah’s celebrity work started with Craig T. Nelson and others such as Val Kilmer, Barbra Streisand, Ted Danson, and Tom Cruise.

Noah’s work elevated globally when he was featured on The Learning Channel’s show Rides, and Universal Studios sought Noah’s expertise in designing Suki’s sports car in 2 Fast 2 Furious. His career elevated again when MTV commission” “career elevated again when MTV commissioned Noah to create pieces for the hit TV show, Rob and Big, and also featured his work on episodes of “Meet the Barkers” with Travis Barker, a friend and collector of Noah’s work. Noah formed relationships with such brands as Carey Hart of “Hart and Huntington,” who features his work in various tattoo shops, and he has also designed the tattoos on recording artist Pink for one of her music videos.

One of Noah’s favorite and most fruitful partnerships has been with The Walt Disney Company™ where he created a line of “Noah” versions of the characters that quickly become a huge favorite among Disney collectors and fans worldwide. His creations are featured on all Disney Cruise Line Ships, at Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL, and Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, CA.

Noah believes that “success is not judged by status, power or prestige, but rather the lives impacted for God’s glory,” and intentionally seeks to empower other creatives through his mentoring site NoahUniversity.com.

All aspects of Noah’s work are available at NoahFineArt.com.

Noah still happily resides in Orange County with his wife, Chantel, and two children, Noah and Griffin.