Jack Duffy
Jack Duffy: these were created for the U.S.M. Free Press comics page around 2000. He started writing and illustrating comics in 1998 for them, sometimes with the help of ideas from friends, particularly Thaddeus Mullen. They were willing to pay money for comics so he made it a goal to be able to create them and has been doing so ever since. He maintains a small collection of comics at jackduffy.com.
K. Scott Davis
K. Scott Davis: was born in 1958 in Denver Colorado. In the 1980’s he joined the U.S. Navy and traveled all over the world. In 2000 he moved to Maine to teach survival school for the Navy. Retiring in 2014, he enrolled at the university of Southern Maine and started painting. He graduated in 2017 with a B.F.A. in studio fine art. He is a surrealist and paints in oil on a diverse number of surfaces. His work can be seen at his studio, Walrus Studios in Richmond Maine.
Ann Cohen
Ann Cohen: has the passion with the pen to draw the moment. She has been logging the scene in music and people around in the bay area since the late 80’s. She lives in north Beach and enjoys capturing her neighborhood with her pen; always on the hunt for the next draw in restaurants cafes, wherever she is.
Mike Cockrill
Mike Cockrill: has been making conceptually engaged, socially challenging work since his first exhibitions in Brooklyn and the East Village in the early 1980s. He grew up in the suburbs of Washington, DC in the Cold War era. He has a particular affinity for the pop–culture images of postwar America and their darker subtexts. Classically trained at PAFA, he employs a deep understanding of visual idioms that he deftly twists. His art is ever evolving: often playing the unnerving against the sublime. He lives and works in Brooklyn.
