Craig Bostick is an illustrator, designer, comic artist, and photographer living in Boston. His illustrations have appeared in various books and magazines including Bazaar Bizarre by Greg Der Ananian (2005, Viking Studio). His comics have appeared in anthologies including Boy Trouble, Sidewalk Bump, Pink Medicine, SPX 2001, and Last Cry for Help. In his spare time he plays guitar and sings in the punky-pop band Spoilsport.

Dave Kiersh's work has been described as "one part Keith Haring, one part Where's Waldo, one part urban maze madman." He works primarily in black pen and white paper, which "offers me mobility and the ability to create wherever, whenever. Whether it be in a book or on a wall, my intention is to create drawings that are as intimate and personal as a crumpled-up love note passed underneath a rickety old desk." He is author of A Last Cry For Help (2006) and Neverland (2008), both published by Bodega. Originally from Long Island and a graduate of the New School University, Mr. Kiersh resides in Arlington.

Derek Aylward is an illustrator and graphic artist. Over the past decade he has exhibited regionally at Mills Gallery, Allston Skirt, ArtMarket, and Evos. Further, his work has been shown in Portland, OR and on traveling exhibits throughout the country. His work has been published in The New York Times, Print, How, ArtsMedia, Paper, and Flaunt. Originally from Boston, Mr. Alyward lives and works in the area.

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