What do we do? It’s a process.

Robert's photographs are hanging in private homes in Boston, Manhattan, Nantucket, and Sweden.

Robert is a partner, creative director, designer, and photographer at Quiver Design Group. Before opening Quiver, Robert spent 30 years working in the design and advertising field. First as a designer, then a creative director, and he later became a partner at a large Boston design firm. Having gained experience working across multiple verticals—from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. In early 2016 he started his own boutique creative firm in Boston, MA.

His work in communications design has been recognized nationally and internationally by AIGA Graphic Design USA, Applied Arts magazine, AR 100, BoNE Show, Circle of Excellence (CASE), Communication Arts, Graphis Annual Reports, Graphis Design, Graphis Poster Design, The Mead Show, Mohawk Show 12, Pie Books (Japan), PRINT magazine, The Potlatch Annual Report Show, REBRAND 100, U360 (Appleton Coated Papers) and a Gold Winner for Sappi’s Printer of the Year.

Over the years, Robert has created and crafted communication tools for dozens of companies and a variety of verticals, including: Abiomed, Able Made, ABRY Partners, American Science and Engineering (AS&E), athenahealth, Boston Acoustics, CAMPO (Uruguay), CAQH, CareScout, Citizens Bank, Courier Corporation, CYCLE Kids, Danaher Corporation, Douglas Truesdale Interior Design, Fisher Lynch Capital, Foxcroft Academy, Genworth Financial, Gerbing Heated Clothing, The Gillette Company, Harvard Business School, Harvard Graduate School Of Education, Harvard Medical School, Heather Wells Interiors, Kingsley Montessori School, LMCG Funds, Maine College of Art, Matrix Economics, Merck & Co, Montefiore Medicine, N Magazine, Nabi Biopharmaceuticals, Numeric Investors, NYU Langone Medical Center, Platinum Audio, Project Place, Raytheon, RSA Security, Scout Investments, Spectrum Equity, TA Associates, The Advent School, Timberland, TJX Companies, Westfield State University, White Plains Hospital, and Winchester Hospital.

Robert is also a portrait and landscape photographer whose work is on display by private collectors and corporations. In 2011, he was a photography judge for the international design magazine, Communication Arts. Robert has been a student of some well-respected and talented photographers, including: Rodney Smith, Greg Heisler, Joey L., and Jeremy Cowart—all have helped to shape his artistic sensibilities.

Shelley received a coveted One Show award her second year in advertising.

Shelley is a partner, creative director, artist, designer, editor, strategist, and collaborator on all projects. Her skills and experience allow Quiver to synthesize and organize the complex information and stories gathered from our clients—into well-thought-out, expressive, and cohesive communications experiences.

Shelley has over 30 years of experience in the field of marketing communications, beginning with five years in the Boston advertising industry as an art director. Her work has been recognized by The Ad Club’s Hatch Awards and The One Show. She has created advertising communications for diverse companies including Able Made, Agfa, American Science and Engineering (AS&E), athenahealth, Berlin City Bank, Bitstream, CAMPO (Uruguay), CAQH, College for Lifelong Learning, Concord Hospital, CYCLE Kids, Deck House, Equine Homes Real Estate, Heather Wells Interiors, Matrix Economics, Montefiore Medicine, Parker Brothers, Platinum Audio, Project Place, RAKK Shelving, Safety Fund National Bank, TABA, The Advent School, Timberland, White Plains Hospital, Winchester Hospital, Yankee Barn Homes, and many others.

Shelley is also a fine artist and sculptor. She studied sculpture and stone carving in Carrara, Italy, in the late 70s. She loves cooking and around the holidays makes a coveted limoncello that she learned to perfect while studying Italian in Tuscany. Her latest passion is pottery and she is now exploring what it’s like to be a beginner again.

Ana has close to two decades of experience in user interface and user experience (UI/UX) web design and development, digital presentations, and email campaigns. She also brings a strong sense of design and typography to all of our web projects, allowing the final result to go from good to great.

Ana is focused on developing a user experience that is practical, fluid, and streamlined. Her expertise includes mobile and responsive site design and development; designing for complex and broad projects; unifying web and mobile UX/UI components; developing strategic user-centric design principles; and creating clear information architecture through detailed sitemaps, wireframes, and prototypes.

Ana has experience in a variety of market segments ranging from biotech, healthcare, technology, and high-end retail, luxury goods, and hospitality. She is a graduate of Massachusetts College of Art and Design (MassArt) and The School of the Museum of Fine Art (SMFA).

Amy is our resident copywriter and storyteller, who steps in when the project needs a specific style or gravitas. After receiving her Masters degree in journalism at Northwestern, Amy honed her craft working for newspapers and then expanded it writing books. She’s penned four—the newest, “Rescuing Penny Jane,” was released by Harper Collins in February. Amy is also a contributor to a famed New York Times column; one of her articles was the most emailed that year. She’s written for a range of magazines, including Smithsonian, Preservation, and Women’s Health, and is a regular contributor to The Boston Globe’s Books section.

This spring, Amy wrote her second Modern Love column for The New York Times, a piece about being a matchmaker between dogs and people at the Boston animal shelter where she is a longtime volunteer.

When not walking shelter dogs or her own rescue pooches, Amy can be found bent over a potter’s wheel wrangling a lump of clay into something useful, if not beautiful.