Entries by Richard Slade

Interview: Simon Muzolf

As part of our Interview series 1, we spoke with Simon Muzolf an academy manager, drum and guitar teacher and set builder. He has been involved in dance and drama from a young age and tells us all about his journey.

Interview: Irene De Jong

As part of our Interview series 1, we spoke with Irene De Jong an illustrator who runs art classes and workshops online with her own creative community. She explains how anyone can make art and enjoy being creative.

Interview: Paul Berryman

As part of our Interview series 1, we spoke with Paul Berryman is an artist who specialises in drawing and painting from the human face and figure. He tells about how he tip-toed into the creative industry.

Interview: Ingrid Fawcett

As part of our Interview series 1, we spoke with Ingrid Fawcett a communication manager, jewellery designer and singer in a community choir that sings to popular music. She tells us about her journey.

Interview: James Tortise-Crawford

As part of our Interview series 1, we spoke with James Tortise-Crawford who has worked in arts and culture for theatres, universities, councils and museums and shares with us what he has learnt along the way.

Five questions for creatives: Rich Gemmell

Rich Gemmell has been a full time designer and illustrator for over ten years and has worked for The Guardian, The Sunday Times, Hodder publishing house and many others.

Five questions for creatives: Stephen Hughes

Stephen is an art and photography teacher living in St Neots and working in Stamford. He has explored all aspects of art as part of his 16-year KS3, 4 and 5 career,

Five questions for creatives: Murad Cumhur

Murad Cumhur is a Turkish-born marketing, customer relations and brand management specialist and photographer who has relocated to the UK with his family

Five questions for creatives: Chris Green

By day Chris Green is a design engineer in the agricultural and food processing industries, but his real love is building things from corrugated cardboard.

Who are the Neotists?

A short film commissioned by Cambridge-based arts charity Collusion as part of Future Takeover

Future Takeover

Collusion and the St Neots Smart Place initiative present Future Takeover, an event over three days exploring the long-term growth of St Neots and its creative sector through ambitious thinking.

Five questions for creatives: Alex Whiteley

Alex Whiteley is a creative ideas-led graphic designer based in Huntingdon and believes in high-quality, considered design, it’s a conceptual artistic approach shaped into a strong set of design principles.

Five questions for creatives: Luke Butcher

Luke Butcher studied architecture at the Manchester School of Architecture, University of Cambridge and University of Pennsylvania, where he held a prestigious Thouron Scholarship.