Carella Keil: is a writer and digital artist who splits her time between the ethereal world of dreams, and Toronto, Canada, depending on the weather. Her art has recently appeared or is forthcoming in Columbia Journal, Skyie Magazine, Wrongdoing Magazine, Wander, Shuf Poetry, Burningword, Existere, Querencia Press, Stripes Literary Magazine, Chestnut Review, Glassworks, Grub Street, Sheepshead Review, Troublemaker Firestarter and Vocivia.

Ralph Hassenpflug:  his artwork consists of visual representations of his own inward journey. Exploring his own path he is in a continuous deciphering of the self, and his art works, forays into the world of the seen and unseen, transport you into a mysterious world of symbols. He is an internationally recognized photographer who has shown his work in numerous cities in Europe and the U.S. He has lived in the south of France since 2019.

Steve Doogan: is an award–winning Scottish illustrator and printmaker living in Ireland. He has worked for 22 years in childrens books, book covers, music sleeves, posters, packaging design, and historical illustration, amongst other things. More of his work can be found at www.doogan.ie.

Robert Branaman: in the late 50s and early 60s, a painter, print maker, poet, and film maker, he was part of the Beat Generation and a group called the Rat Bastard Protective Association of the Wichita Vortex. These artists showed works in the influential Batman Gallery in San Francisco. He regularly exhibits his work in shows in the Los Angeles area. His artwork and films are held in private collections and in the collections of major institutions in the United States. He is currently the Artist in Residence at Beyond Baroque in Venice, California and is still painting.