John Collier of Plano, Texas, does work for the New York Times Magazine, Viking Penguin, the A & E television network, Atlantic Monthly, Avon Books, and Warner Brothers.

Richard Connor of Edmonton, Alberta, is a graduate of the Alberta College of Art and Design and has worked as an illustrator and designer in England and Canada and currently illustrates on contract for architectural companies in western Canada.

Carlo Cosentino from Montreal, Quebec, produces artwork for clients including IBM, Seagram's, Pepsi-Cola, Toshiba, Canon, and Toyota. His poster art has been used for jazz festivals across Canada.

Bob Crofut of Richfield, Connecticut, has a client roster that includes Doubleday, Prentice-Hall, NBC, MGM, Ford, Reader's Digest and IBM.

Michael Dudash of Moretown, Vermont, also draws for Reader's Digest Books, 20th Century Fox, Universal Studios, Simon and Schuster, Random House and McGraw-Hill.

Glenn Harrington of Pipersville, Pennsylvania, has illustrated for Macmillan Books, Bantam-Doubleday-Dell and Paramount Studios.

Jamie Holloway, of Edmonton, Alberta, whose work is familiar to Alberta advertising and government agencies.

John Mantha of Toronto, Ontario, has designed for the Royal Canadian Mint and illustrated seven books. His clients include Ford, Fox Televisionn, Penguin Books, and Better Homes and Gardens.

Tom McNeeley from Toronto, Ontario, has won awards from the Society of Illustrators and Communication Arts Magazine. His clients include publishers and theater and opera companies.

Jim Nunn, born in Fort Macleod, Alberta, is a longtime Edmonton resident who has worked as a commercial artist and architectural illustrator throughout his thirty-five-year career. He is also an accomplished landscape artist, working in acrylics, and has done a number of portraits in pastels.

Alexis Reiter from Edmonton, Alberta, is an artist and calligrapher who has taught both subjects and heads his own firm, Alexis Design.

John Smith of Edmonton, Alberta, is senior illustrator, designer, and art director of his firm Artsmith Communications with major government, institutional, and commercial clients. He also teaches design at Grant MacEwan Community College, Edmonton.

Richard Sparks of Norwalk, Connecticut, also illustrates for Exxon, Sports Illustrated, Time, Doubleday and Simon and Schuster.

Dale Shuttleworth, who lives outside Edmonton in the resort area of Pigeon Lake, took his first watercolor class at age nine and later taught watercolor himself. He has been self-employed as a commercial artist for forty years, with most of his work in architectural illustration and rendering.

Shannon Stirnweis lives in New Ipswich, New Hampshire. His work has been used by the Department of the Interior, the U.S. Air Force Museum, and the Coast Guard. He is a founder of the Society of Illustrators.

Of Wood Ronsaville Harlin Inc. Annapolis, Maryland:

Matthew Frey, Greg Harlin , Rob Wood are contributors to National Geographic, Reader's Digest, the Smithsonian Magazine and many other publications.

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