Photo: Colleen Hoofard

About + Offerings

I’m a Cannes Gold Lion–winning graphic designer, marketer, filmmaker, and writer with a BFA in Graphic Design from RISD. I’ve worked with companies such as Slate, Interbrand, and Vogue, and my work has been featured in the Daily Beast, the Washington Post, and Under Consideration.

My ideas bring viral joy and real world-impact. I designed a series of postcards that helped convince the Governor of New York to sign into law a life-saving insulin bill, wrote a Quartz article about a pool noodle cycling hack that generated 60,000 Facebook shares, and injected myself on the cover of a major cycling magazine.

I pride myself in my conceptual thinking, playful work, discipline, plentiful ideas, and ability to wear many hats. My work has tended to revolve around the two things that give me life: cycling and insulin. Though, I am wide-open for more!

Offerings

Editorial art
Editorial design
Deck design
Information design
Social media design and strategy
Poster design
Menu design
Packaging design
Logo design and branding
Graphic design consulting
Art direction
Concepting
Creative marketing
Content creation
Pitching and writing for publications and blogs

Please reach out. I am open to new projects and work.
annalisavdbergh@gmail.com
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📍 Based in the Netherlands. Born and raised in NYC.

Press and awards for my work

Press for my story

Notable clients

Financial Times
Interbrand
Metropolis
PEARL iZUMi
Slate
Teen Vogue
Vice
Visit Tucson
The Washington Post

Writing bylines

What I learned bicycling my way across America (Mic)
10 unusual bikepacking items worth the weight (Outside Magazine)
Why every cyclist needs a pool noodle (Quartz)
To the best gift I've ever received (Kona)
Going to the sun (Kona)
My journey to the world’s most bicycle-friendly hostel (Kona)
Escaping NYC (Adventure Cyclist Magazine)
The ups and downs of touring with type 1 (Adventure Cyclist Magazine)
How high prices for diabetes care amplify health inequities (Quartz)
To end the insulin crisis, we need to divest from diabetes nonprofits (Jacobin)
The press is complicit in America’s health care deaths (Jacobin)