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Tinged with unexpected textures and twists, Andrew's quirky Photoshop illustrations compel and delight. He served as Art Director at San Francisco Examiner and recently returned to the world of freelance. Clients include the The New York Times, Washington Post, Village Voice, Rolling Stone and MacAddict. Andrew's Website was singled out by Print Magazine as one of America's most inventive promotional sites.
Andrew teaches at Florida's Poynter Institute.

Howell Malham, film-maker, critic, and Brad Garrett look-alike.

This Greco-Assyrian filmmaker/journalist has written for in the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Reader and a host of other publications, some of which are still in the black.
In 1999, Howell received his first Grammy nomination for a series of public service announcements for Chicago Public Schools. Later that year, Malham wrote and co-produced "The Lost Files" a cable television pilot which may one day air on a big-shot network to-be-announced. "Goodbye, Spaceship Al" (Flatlander Films, 1999) marked his feature film debut as a producer/writer/actor. His work with Flatlander Films can be seen in the opening credit sequence of Steve Martin's upcoming feature "Novocaine," released October 2001.

Jessica Wallenfels -- not Bridget Fonda -- AKA soulgeeklive.com

She appeared in the original "Twin Peaks," morphed into a Los Angeles actress, appeared on sitcoms and lived to tell the tale. Her choreography was featured in a production at the Mark Taper Forum, L.A.'s leading theatrical venue. .
Jessica designs Web pages, creates online graphics and covers show biz for Tribune Company Websites, She's also she's produced graphics for several Disney projects in the past year including the site for Hyperion Books' Read2000 campaign on behalf of Industrial Street Productions.

Jed worked on "Seinfeld," produced scripts for NBC sitcoms like "Boston Commons" and written bits for Conan O'Brien. Jed also assisted Peter Mehlman on the 1999 ABC sitcom "It's Like You Know." He is currently developing a series of mini-dramas for broadband distribution.

Janice writes for Vibe and TV Guide and contributes a regular column for Blackvoices.com, the largest African American Website in the country. Janice can work a room like a hurricane. People skills, verbal flair and HTML smarts all wrapped up in one talented bundle - yeah!