While managing the account of a large multinational grocery chain for a small graphic design firm, Eva had the good fortune to act as in-house food stylist and styled many photos for the design team and their customers. Translating that experience and capitalizing on her love of food, for the past several years, she has worked as a freelance food stylist, recipe tester and social media food content writer with a variety of clients such as:
Cardinal Meats Specialists
The Steven and Chris Show
Raincoast Books
Sobeys (2010)
Metro (2011)
Kimberley’s Bakeshoppe
two-bite
Brewhouse
RJS Craft Winemaking
Marcy’s Croutons
GK Skinny Pasta
T-Fal ActiFry
City Line with Chef David Rocco
Breakfast Television with Chef David Rocco
Eva has also been a part of the freelance team at The Test Kitchen Inc. for over 4 years. She is an excellent recipe tester with a keen eye who finds ways to make recipes more consumer friendly and delicious with every project she participates in.
With a passion for food and a love of food writing, Eva has written her own recipes and editorial content for her food blog at https://kitcheninspirations.wordpress.com and various other client blogs.
Eva Styled all of the food and packaging for this ad shot at the Steven & Chris studios at the CBC building in Toronto.
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- Photography by Paula Wilson. Props by OK Props
Since I stopped by this, perhaps you could share with us how you became a food stylist? My dream is to be a food photographer for a renowned magazine 🙂 mmm…
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Hi Fati, I would suggest that you begin by applying to be a food photographer’s assistant (this is how many of the food photographers in Toronto have made it). I suspect they have all graduated as professional photographers. By becoming an assistant you learn the ropes and get to know some influential people. The industry is very generous in offering advice and help for those starting out. I wish you well in achieving your dreams.
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