Erica Soto – Artist. Visionary. Boss Latina.

Founder of Enjoy Erica Art Studio

Meet Erica Soto, an innovative mixed media artist, party planner, and workshop facilitator whose artwork has been captivating audiences since she moved to Mount Vernon, NY from her home state of New Jersey. Erica is a self-taught artist whose creative journey began in childhood and blossomed into professional work starting in 2004.

Her bold, vibrant, and intentional art is more than just a visual experience — it’s a tool for healing, empowerment, and connection. With a certification as a Therapeutic Art Life Coach, Erica is passionate about making art accessible to everyone, especially those who’ve been told creativity isn't for them. Spoiler alert: it is. And she’ll prove it with a paintbrush and a playlist.

As the founder of Enjoy Erica Art Studio, a mobile paint & sip and creative wellness experience, Erica brings art to the people — literally. Whether through corporate wellness events, community pop-ups, or custom creative workshops, her mission is clear:

"At Enjoy Erica Art Studio, our mission is to provide a space for all to explore their creativity and celebrate the joy of life through art.

We strive to foster an environment where everyone feels supported, inspired, and empowered to create.

We believe that art is a powerful form of expression, and by providing an accessible platform, we are able to bring out the best in each and every person who enters our online and in-person studio experience.

We value collaboration, innovation, and creativity to bring our dreams to life. We are dedicated to helping others discover their unique voice, and to express themselves freely and without judgment.

We believe that there is no better way to spend your life than by celebrating it."

— Erica Marie Soto

From community murals to Comic Con takeovers, Erica shows up with vision, hustle, and heart. She’s MWBE-certified, a mentor to young creatives, and a walking celebration of culture, joy, and resilience. Her work is rooted in love, and her events are more than moments — they’re movements.

Let’s make something you’ll enjoy.