Carli Pfurtscheller

Carli Pfurtscheller is a freelance graphic designer who is in love with the process of craft as well as ideas generation and believes in the use of good design for positive social change. Carli has a background in Logistics Management within the Telecommunications sector and is highly creative bringing together professionalism, organisational skills, project management and excellent communication skills. Carli recently won a commission for Wells & Co’s new Brewpoint brewery corporate identity and packaging design, from concept and art direction through to execution.

Anna Piecha

Anna Piecha is a graphic designer based in St Neots who graduated from the Fine Art Academy in Poland in 2011. And has developed her skills as an artist and graphic designer. With over ten years of experience she has open mind for the new experiences and positive flair for the future adventures. Between 2009 and 2015 she had several individual and group exhibitions where she presented her graphics and paintings.

Anna is a dreamer, her passion is art: intaglio prints, painting and drawing. She is a design lover: digital art, illustration, visual communication. She is also expanding her knowledge in UX Design. She is looking for an opportunity to work with a creative people.

Angie Moyes

Angie Moyes believes design makes a difference, not just as visual communication, but to the bottom line. She loves her job because she gets to meet people with passion and purpose – and that’s infectious. With over 20 years’ experience and projects covering a diverse range of sectors, including education, entrepreneurs and start-ups to blue chip corporate – consumer to academia, science and the arts, Angie has been lucky to meet a lot of brilliant people in fantastic companies.

Angie Moyes has worked with clients such as Abcam, Blighter, Baker Hughes, BP, The Biochemical Society, Cyrus Audio, The Gurdon Institute, Grant Instruments, International SOS, One Paper Buildings (now Drystone), Portland Press, Socia and Widget. With a network of associates – such as writers, editors, developers – projects can be large or small.

She loves all the areas of design and has been lucky enough to work in: logo design, information design for technical documents and websites as information architecture – or UX/UI as it’s also known, journal and book design, web site design, campaign design (for products, ads or internal comms).

She relishes that by using her design skills she is able to make a difference to a clients product or service, by making it better understood and more attractive to their clients and customers. To make her clients ‘look good’ in the face of competition.

Andrew Foster

Andrew Foster is qualified in graphic design and illustration and has studied at both Bath and Bedford College. He has loved drawing since he was little and continues to love it now that he’s not so little.

He’s currently working as a designer and illustrator at agency Bonfire Creative Intelligence and all the work featured on his website are all personal projects created in his own time.

He is proud to be one of the founding members of the Circus of Illustration – a group of professional and amateur illustrators in the Bedfordshire area. As a group they are dedicated to promoting illustration in all its forms. They hold exhibitions of illustration and are involved in various smaller events such as Drink & Draw get-togethers. They have also published their own themed ‘zines’.

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. Alex specialises in a research driven use of typography, brand identity, print and web design, social media imagery, digital marketing and videography. Her skills lie in having over ten years graphic design experience in many different areas of industry, and recently achieved a masters degree in graphic design and typography at Cambridge School of Art. Alex focuses on well-researched and developed concepts that best fits the individual needs of each brief. She offers an honest and heart-felt approach, a problem solving strategy and exceptional, creative design that does not cost the earth.

Chantal Palmer

Over the last 25 years, Chantal has worked professionally in small and large companies as a Creative Lead, Brand/Design and Marketing Manager – including at one of the country’s largest conservation charities. Her role here saw her effecting change across multiple fields by widening its digital offer and mixing brand development with its application across websites, email, social media, moving images and print.

Chantal sprinkles her innovative thinking and boundless energy across creative projects, with an audience-led, customer-first approach at the heart of everything she does. Chantal has also supported multiple local community initiatives either as a trustee or as a voluntary project lead, helping to get good work off the ground. You’ll always be able to spot her; she’ll be the one waving her arms about, getting really excited about an idea, and thinking out loud! Either that, or she’s out and about exploring the green spaces of St Neots with her curious poodle pup – Syndey Vicious.

Jen Nesbitt

With over 15 years of experience as a graphic designer, illustrator and a deep passion for creative coding, Jen Nesbitt continuously explores the intersection of art, design, and technology.

Recently, Jen has delved into the world of creative coding, drawn to its potential to blend artistry with technology in innovative ways. By exploring programming languages and interactive media, she’s discovering new avenues for self-expression and pushing the boundaries of traditional art and design.

As a member of the Neotists, Jen has had the pleasure of hosting Drink and Draw events at The Barley Mow every second Wednesday of the month, fostering a vibrant community of artists and creatives. These gatherings have been a source of inspiration and collaboration, fuelling her creative pursuits.

Richard Slade

Richard has over 20 years experience in the design industry working in the public, private and charity sectors with some of the top names in design. He produces highly creative work for brands and organisations across the UK and his work covers a wide range of disciplines, including web, print and corporate identity.

As well as extending his skills into both marketing and project management, Richard is also a highly capable photographer and illustrator. A huge advocate of design and creativity Richard formed Neotists in 2014 as a way to promote local freelance talent and community engagement.

Richard shares his time between three areas of work. He runs a design agency called Slade Design based in St Neots, he is town and district councillor for St Neots and has served as deputy and mayor in his term, finally he co-runs Neotists, a not-for-profit arts charity that supports creatives from all sectors. Alongside this he is a governor at the local secondary school and a trustee and volunteer on various charities locally.