Garret's initial and primary creative outlets are live concert visuals and video art, blending analog liquid light shows with custom-coded digital art and video collage through analog video hardware. But he's also broadened his expression from there into generative code art, design, and illustration. He performs live concert visuals under the moniker Coast Range Lights, and teams up with his partner Jessi Buck to run the online Shrug Studio shop.

Jessi is an artist who dabbles in nearly every medium there is! She aims to create whimsical vibrant art to bring out the inner child in all of us. This whimsy is achieved with bright colors, simple materials like felt and paper, and finding ways to add shine and sparkle! She runs online shop Shrug Studio with her partner, Garret Conour.

Buddy Quinn is an artist and welder working in animation.

Rachel Cherry is a comic artist and illustrator living in Salem, OR. She loves animals and likes to visit them at the Oregon Zoo as well as see them in their natural habitats when she's out exploring Oregon's coast and forests.

Michelle Sachiko Paul creates colorful and quirky art inspired by her own cats, horror movies, and nature - all with a whimsical flair. She also creates fun and relatable soy candles with original art and scents with small business Feverdream Visions.

Ashley Lynn is an illustrator and writer based in Portland, Oregon. She studied art and creative writing and graduated from Portland State University, and has an interest in Children’s books and narrative illustration. She is a mixed media artist and works mainly in watercolor, gouache, colored pencil, marker, and pastel.

Sarah Cosico is a color designer and illustrator.

Jackie Nash is a sculptor, model maker, and fabricator based in Beaverton. Nash was born and raised in NJ, and went on to study Animation at the Savannah College of Art and Design. Since then, she's worked in stop motion animation for award winning studios such as Shadowmachine and Laika. In her own work she loves to explore shape and design through a vintage lens.

Kirsten Slane (Kdog) is a queer multimedia artist and elementary art teacher from Southern Californa. After transplanting to the PNW, Kdog began her double life of teaching during the week and vending her prints, pins, stickers, and more at PDX art events on the weekends. She loves to create art that tells a story through bold colors and interesting characters and creatures. When Kdog tells people what she does for a living, they tend to look her up and down and say "ohh, that makes sense."