Born and raised in Hawaii, Noe Erger began drawing before she could walk. When she wasn't in the water, Noe was quickly noticed as a child art prodigy. In her early teen years, Noe was commissioned to create the logo for the Macadamia Nut Festival. She then went on to win the Na'Pio Junior Juried Art Show, at the Firehouse Gallery in Waimea, for two years running. Noe was also chosen to design crew logo shirts for various Broadway touring productions such as Cats. 

Even before Noe graduated high school, she was hired in the art department at Diamond Head Theatre on O'ahu. Noe's artistic talent was utilized for props and scenic designs for the 2000 production season. After graduating from Hawaii Preparatory Academy, Noe was awarded a scholarship to the prestigious Pratt Institute of Art in New York City. She quickly made an impact in the New York art scene and was invited to do feature works for numerous private collections in New York.

Noe's creative visions can also be found in murals at Hawaii Preparatory Academy and several upscale homes in Manhattan. She has also employed visual and creative talent for commercials for Liz Claiborne and Sheryl Crow's music video, Soak Up the Sun. When Noe isn't creating art in some form, she enjoys her other two passions in life: the theatre and the ocean.