Joseph Lupo lives and works in Morgantown, WV where he is a professor at West Virginia University.

His most recent body of work utilizes appropriated imagery taken from an inventory of public domain comic books, specifically focusing on characters expressing exacerbation, confusion, or tripping and falling. Though not explicitly expressed in the work, this series is a self-reflection of feelings of uncertainty, hubris, and the fallacy of stability.

Andrew Rice lives and works in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Nathan Pietrykowski lives and works in Jonesboro, Arkansas where he takes daily walks to gain a deeper understanding of his surroundings; a process that informs his prints, artist books and installations.

David Wischer lives and works in Lexington, Kentucky. He teaches at the University of Kentucky as Associate Professor of Digital and Print Media.

Dustin Brinkman is the Instructional Assistant Professor in Printmaking at the University of Mississippi in Oxford. Previously he lived and worked in Columbus, Ohio.

Doug Eberhardt is an artist and educator living in Western Pennsylvania. He enjoys drawing and creating prints, zines, and comics.

Chadwick Tolley teaches Printmaking and Illustration at Augusta University in Augusta, Georgia. He is represented by Chauvet Gallery in Nashville, TN, and you can also see his work at Horse and Hero in Asheville, NC.

Will Arnold is a collage artist and printmaker, specializing in Risograph prints and zines. Will lives and works in Champaign, Illinois working as a staff member at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and regularly runs Risograph and zine workshops with students.

Edie Overturf lives and works in Portland, Oregon and teaches a class called Visual Storytelling at Mt. Hood Community College that focuses on comics and zines.

John Schulz works in Saint Paul, Minnesota and makes work at the Highpoint Center for Printmaking in Minneapolis.