Kunal is an Animation Director and Motion Designer based in Vancouver, BC. Over the past 10 years Kunal has worked in a variety of mediums: animation for film, broadcast television, advertising, music videos, projections for theatre as well as UIs for video games and apps. Kunal has also taught Motion Graphics at Emily Carr University as a sessional faculty.

Tisha is an Animation Director and Motion Designer based in Vancouver, BC. She graduated with a Bachelor of Media Arts in Animation from Emily Carr University of Art and Design. Her films have screened at TIFF, Cinanima, Anima Mundi, OIAF, NYICFF and is part of a permanent film collection at the MOMA in New York.

Kristen graduated with a BFA from Emily Carr University of Art + Design in 2012. Following graduation, her short film, Swift, was awarded Best Student Animation at TIFF, and most recently her work on The New Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle was nominated for a 2020 Daytime Emmy Award. She currently works as an animator and motion designer/compositor, and lives with her three cats in Vancouver, BC.

Priscilla is a Canadian multi-disciplinary artist, specializing in murals, illustration, creative direction, and surface design. Her work is inspired by the perceivable patterns found in everyday life — through textiles, design, and architecture — as well as nature’s universal patterns on both the macro and micro scale.

Paisley Eva is a graphic designer and illustrator who is inspired both by Sḵwx̱wú7mesh art as well as contemporary design. She plays with the blending of both in her work to create something that mixes tradition with modern techniques to create pieces that both honour her ancestors while innovating. Beyond design Paisley Eva is a decolonial facilitator and a DJ.

Cheyenne is a Vancouver artist and designer. Her father is from Trinidad, a Caribbean callaloo of cultures. Her Mother is mixed Indigenous/European, specifically Ojibway-Anishinaabe from the Curve Lake First Nation in Ontario. With a BA in Visual Communications, she colourfully blends design, nature and culture.

Jason Bempong is a multi-disciplinary artist who expresses themselves through dance, acting, illustration and clothing design. Jason’s colourful, vibrant illustrative works capture their unique individuality — including their African roots. Rich West African inspired prints and hand-painted clouds, combined with up-cycled clothing, convey an ever-playful, authentic 90s nostalgia.

Laura Kwok is a Canadian artist and muralist with a young spirit and old soul. Her style is vibrant and free, drawing on natural elements and celebrating the magical moments in life. Laura is curious about how art plays a therapeutic role in healing humans, creating connections, and strengthening communities.

Oakland is a 13-year-old Black/Indigenous/white artist from Vancouver, BC. He specializes in illustrative work, highlighting themes of identity, inclusion, and the social fabric of his city. Oakland’s art has been featured by the 2020 Vancouver Mural Festival, and on an electrical box for the City of Vancouver.