Michelle Canning is an indigenous woodcut printmaker from the Makah Nation. She currently lives in Edmond, Oklahoma and receiving a bachelor's degree in studio art from the University of Central Oklahoma. Michelle's passion lies with woodcut printmaking but enjoys working in multiple mediums and functional art. She loves the constant thought process that goes into creating a woodcut and enjoys representational art and wants the viewer to follow each line as it creates shape and form to build emotion. As they look at the whole design, the intent is to invoke reflection and connection to viewers as well as create understanding and education of indigenous people in the contemporary dialogue.

Jeremiah Ivey, a Texan native born in El Paso, cultivated his artistic roots amidst the enchanting landscapes of New Mexico. A graduate of the Joe Kubert School of Illustration, Jeremiah further honed his craft at UCO, specializing in art education. His artistic repertoire spans drawing, painting, and ceramics, allowing him to weave a diverse narrative through various mediums, capturing the essence of his creative journey.

Aztrid Lives and works in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She is an interdisciplinary artist. Acrylic, watercolor, and block printing are her most chosen mediums. Her subject matter ranges from animals in nature to intriguing manufactured subjects. 

Todd E Clark is a multidisciplinary artist hailing from the OKC area, who has immersed himself in his creative endeavors for over three decades. Todd wears many hats as an artist, graphic designer, illustrator, photographer, musician, and actor, appreciating that some roles come more naturally to him than others.

Having honed his skills within the advertising industry, Todd has dedicated much of his free time volunteering for various non-profit organizations, especially those who embody the transformative power of art.

Todd also collaborates with the Factory Obscura collective of artists, proudly showcasing his fine art prints and merchandise in their gift shop. Todd finds solace in the loving presence of his wife, four cherished pets, a flourishing collection of house plants, and an abundance of local art.

Check out Todd's work on his website at toddeclark.com.

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Rick Sinnett of Mustang, Oklahoma, is a muralist, printmaker, and curator. He is self-taught and has referred to himself as a folk artist. His artwork, which characteristically has bold lines, also typically includes vibrant colors and repeated patterns. His early artistic career took him to California, where he adopted the moniker Mothman due to the animals and natural elements which serve as the foundation of his compositions.