Artists
Mary Kingcott
I spend my day-to-day designing for brands, but I originally got into design through serving at church. Design started as a form of worship, and I’ve tried to keep it that way ever since. James,
Ecclesiastes and Proverbs have always been my favourite books because of the practical wisdom and timeless truths they hold. I’ve always believed that scripture offers the key to a fruitful life, as though our creator has shared a cheat sheet for living. The heart behind my work is to display those truths so more people are exposed to them and can see how rich, wise and relevant the Bible really is.
Jack Niles
I am a graphic artist creating bold, expressive visuals across digital and physical spaces. Working as a one-man studio, I use form, texture, and composition—grounded in strong design principles—to create pieces that feel raw, intentional, and alive.
At the heart of my work is a belief in hope-filled creativity—the idea that art can carry light into dark places and reveal something deeper. Guided by my faith, I see the Holy Spirit as my creative director, shaping both process and outcome. My work is an invitation: to pause, reflect, and encounter God through creativity. Each piece is rooted in scripture and created to point clearly to Jesus—revealing truth, carrying hope, and directing attention beyond the work itself to Him.
Rosie Warwood
I am a Kent based artist, whose work blooms with the beauty of nature.
From a young age, I have been captivated by my dad’s gardening. When I first received an easel at age seven, I would spend hours painting his homegrown plants.
I have since returned to this same creative practice: to celebrate the bold patterns, and uplifting colours found within God’s creation.
Designing these prints for Nave has been an absolute joy! To announce God’s goodness through the power of illustration is the greatest blessing of all.
Benji Spence
My name's Benji Spence, I've been working as freelance illustrator and designer based in Newcastle Upon Tyne for the past 6 years or so. My work is all about eye catching colours, dancey shapes, bold compositions, and a sense of playfulness throughout. In my personal work I often deal with themes of social justice, equality, and the Christian faith through my art. I'm also a happy member of the Methodist Church.
Luke Porter
I’m Luke - Creative Director at St Thomas’ Church in Newcastle. I enjoy using a range of creative expressions to communicate ideas and share the message of Jesus. I love drawing from sources of inspiration both old and new to influence and inform the things I create.
I’m a co-founder of Nave Prints and Tommy’s Coffee, and love all things creativity, business, and coffee.
Emma Hardy
My route into design wasn't the traditional one - studying Geography at undergraduate level before completing an MSc in Urban Planning. But creativity was always the thread running through everything I did. After three years in a corporate role where I designed on the side, I took the leap into freelancing full-time, and founded EmmasCreativeCorner, a creative studio dedicated to branding, poster and event design, album artwork, illustration, and social media visuals.
But more than anything, creativity is something I see as a gift, and one I want to use with purpose. At the core of everything I do is a desire to use that gift to serve Jesus, letting faith shape not just the work itself, but the heart behind it.
Lilly Tigwell
