Isabella Fassler is an interdisciplinary artist based in Toronto, Ontario, who is passionate about exploring the different ways art can transform our perceptions. Drawn to all things bright and bold, she loves to play with color and texture in her art.

Tiffani began drawing at a very young age. Constantly drawn to shows designed by Disney, Nelvana and so many more, she wasn’t shocked when the dream of being an artist came and stuck to her like glue. Little did she know she would get the chance to work in a studio that was so important during her childhood.#As a creative designer and illustrator with more than thirteen years of experience, including five years in the animation industry, Tiffani has painted backgrounds and objects for two award-winning shows for kids – Nelvana Studios’ Esme & Roy and Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go!#The work she did on those shows opened doors to four other in-studio projects where she’s worn different hats: background painter, color key artist, visual development artist and character designer. During these awesome experiences, another door opened to a completely different creative challenge that she’s loving – children’s book illustrating for Kids Can Press …who knew?!#Whether she’s working on a TV production, a book illustration or something completely different, she aims to bring the same thing to every project: genuine curiosity about the story being told and enthusiasm for figuring out the best way to tell it visually.#“There’s something magical about creating images that might spark a kid’s imagination or help them see a story in a whole new way. Simply put, I love what I do.”#Tiffani Brown is based in the Greater Toronto Area.

Oliver Averill is an illustrator based in the West Midlands of the United Kingdom. He graduated from Falmouth University with degree in illustration and is inspired by history and most things old fashioned. He is the illustrator of several books and the author-illustrator of The Boy from the Moon.

Vivian Rosas is a queer Mestizx/Latinx artist based in Toronto. Her illustrations and murals often explore themes of feminism, empowerment and diversity. She is the illustrator of Better Connected by Tanya Lloyd Kyi, a children’s book about how girls are using social media for good. Her work has been commissioned by Pride Toronto and appeared in such publications as the Globe and Mail and The Walrus.

Arden Taylor is a freelance illustrator residing in Toronto, Ontario. She graduated Sheridan College with an Honours Bachelor of Illustration. She enjoys working with beautiful color palettes to create visually appealing, fun and sophisticated graphic illustrations of architecture, people, wallpaper, patterns and more. Her clients include Hazlitt Magazine and the California Institute of Technology. Arden’s work has been featured in magazines, newspapers, advertising campaigns and websites. The Kids Book of Black History in Canada is her first book.