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Interviews & Press Features

This collection of interviews and media features highlights my work as a fine art photographer, speaker, and creative educator. Through these conversations, I share my creative journey, photography practice, and the habits and rituals behind Making Creativity a Lifestyle.

Elizabeth Toller holding a camera against a bright yellow background, smiling in a fine art portrait that highlights photography and creative practice.

Featured In: Daily Inspiration:
Meet Elizabeth Toller

VoyageLA interviewed me about my creative journey, photography practice, and my belief that creativity works best as a lifestyle, not a sporadic pursuit. In the conversation, I reflect on my path as a fine art photographer and the quiet moments that shape my visual storytelling. I also share how habits and mindset help creativity show up consistently. Specifically, I talk about observation, intentional daydreaming, and how supportive routines turn inspiration into sustainable work. Ultimately, the feature offers a behind-the-scenes look at how photography, curiosity, and daily practice intersect in my work — and how those same principles shape my teaching, speaking, and upcoming book, Making Creativity a Lifestyle.

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Fine art portrait of Elizabeth Toller seated at a table under studio lighting, representing creativity, contemplation, and artistic process.

Featured In: Bold Journey
Meet Elizabeth Toller

Bold Journey interviewed me about my creative journey, personal growth, and the experiences that shaped my work as a fine art photographer, speaker, and creative guide. In this conversation, I reflect on resilience, creative identity, and the behind-the-scenes realities of building a meaningful creative life. I speak candidly about challenges, lessons learned, and the importance of trusting your creative voice, even when the path feels uncertain. Above all, the feature highlights my belief that creativity isn’t reserved for rare moments of inspiration — instead, it’s built through consistency, curiosity, and self-trust. These themes mirror the foundation of my work and my ongoing focus on Making Creativity a Lifestyle.

Elizabeth Toller holding a fan of colorful tarot cards against a bright yellow background, creating a bold fine art portrait focused on creativity and intuition.

Featured In: Rising Stars:
Meet Elizabeth Toller

VoyageLA featured me in their Rising Stars series, highlighting my evolving work as a fine art photographer and creative voice in the Los Angeles arts community. In this feature, I share insights into my creative momentum and the projects shaping my current work. I also explore how curiosity, consistency, and a willingness to experiment continue to expand my photography and creative direction. This Rising Stars spotlight reflects a period of artistic expansion, where lived experience, daily habits, and thoughtful observation come together. Because of this, it reinforces my belief that creativity thrives as an ongoing practice, not a one-time breakthrough — echoing the foundation of Making Creativity a Lifestyle.

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Studio portrait of Elizabeth Toller smiling against a dark background, wearing a burgundy top and silver necklace in soft, controlled light.

Featured In: VoyageLA
Conversations With Elizabeth Toller

VoyageLA sat down with me to explore my creative journey, photography practice, and belief that creativity works best as a lifestyle, not a sporadic pursuit. In the conversation, I reflect on my path as a fine art photographer and the quiet moments that shape my visual storytelling. I also share insights into my creative process, including observation, intentional daydreaming, and how supportive routines turn inspiration into meaningful work. Finally, the feature offers a behind-the-scenes look at how photography, curiosity, and daily practice intersect in my work — and how those principles shape my teaching, speaking, and upcoming book, Making Creativity a Lifestyle.

You can read the whole article by clicking here.