Elisabeth Neville was born north of Boston to a family of athletes, artists, writers and poets. After years of playing with and breaking her father’s cameras, and shooting mainly in black and white she began working at Mercer Photography in 1984. Elisabeth served as a Production Artist and Photography Studio Associate where her work ranged from student and wedding portraits to photo retouching and restoration. In 1989 she entered the Graphic Design program at Northeastern University and graduated in 1993 with a concentration in Graphic Design and minor in Sociology. Later her skills lead her to digital photo retouching and restoration. In 1995 she worked at Scitex and learned many of the high end photo editing, scanning and printing techniques. In August 2008 she will be completing a Masters in Digital Media, again from Northeastern University, and planning a career in interactive design and photography. She lives with her dog Milo (Named after the main character in "The Phantom Tollbooth".) and her two black cats, Chou Chou and Bella Luna. Her work may be seen at local showings.

"Graphic design will save the world right after rock and roll does.” David Carson