Our Team
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Kristen Ling
LEAD DESIGNER
A Framer’s Touch Owner and lead designer has been framing in the heart of downtown Forest Grove for over 20 years. She loves her community, and is passionate about her craft, as well as the connections she makes with her customers. Kristen has won several national as well as international framing awards. She believes that “If a picture is worth a thousand words, how you frame it tells the story.”
Kristen is involved in the community and has been a board member of the Forest Grove Cornelius Chamber of Commerce since 2011, she sits on many other community boards, and participates in a variety of community programs.
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Erin Foley
GALLERY MANAGER / ASSISTANT DESIGNER
Erin moved to Forest Grove in 2020 and has become an important part of the team. She has always had a love for art and has been painting and making jewelry for the past decade. Erin loves her new community, as well as the creative and challenging work environment AFT provides. She loves designing with customers and being an active member in the Forest Grove community. In her free time Erin enjoys being outdoors, cooking for her family and friends, and watching cheesy Netflix shows.
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Savita Wilson
MARKETING COORDINATOR
Savita Wilson is from Seattle, Washington, and is currently working to earn her Bachelor of Arts from Pacific University. Savita has joined the team to help grow their social media presence, as well as help them attain their marketing goals. She is hoping to graduate with a degree in Business Administration with concentrations in Marketing and Management, and with minors in Spanish and Communications. At Pacific, she is a tour guide, the new president for the business club, and a member of the women’s soccer team! In her free time, she loves spending time with her family, friends, and dogs!
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Lily, our beloved shop dog.
Lily was adopted by Kristen and Mark through a Golden Retriever Rescue group when she was 7 years old. She loved helping her mom Kristen at work, chasing balls, and going to the racetrack with her parents. A beloved fixture in the gallery, it was often said she was much more popular than her human co-workers. Lily will always hold a special place in our hearts.