Mark Brady brings a wide range of skills to Fe-Noon. Having studied fine art, animation and later video production in Dublin, Mark arrived in London in the late eighties, where he commenced on a journey opening new avenues of exploration. These varied from early forays into computer animated signage to the commercial realities of heading a marking team within the computer distribution arena. An award-winning photographer, Brady balances his work at Fe-Noon with design and video projects that incorporate a life-long interest in music.

Moustafa Moustafa Hasaan graduated from the High Institute of Drama, Cairo with distinction in 1975. Working with the National Theatre, Cairo as stage designer Moustafa was able to use this experience while teaching at the High Institute of Drama over a two year period. A desire to research Arabic letterforms within Andalucian Kufic style took him to the Central School of Art and Design on a Mphil degree course. Travelling beyond Egypt, Hasaan taught Art, Design and Drama in amongst other locations Saudi Arabia (Dar Al-Fikr Schools) and London (Brondesbury College).

Tawhid ar-Rahman is a graphic designer with a firm grounding in typography - he attained full membership of the International Society of Typographic Designers while at the London College of Printing - and has worked for many innovative design companies in the UK. Tawhid has a long and passionate interest in the sciences and philosophy. It was this yearning for knowledge that drew him to Dr Ahmed Moustafa, and the type of work undertaken at Fe-Noon.