Hilary Lorenz is an artist living and working in Abiquiu, New Mexico (USA) and in remote wilderness cabins whenever invited. Her approach to color is informed by her environment and process. Hilary's approach to printmaking is physical and direct and her bold, expressive work is created with relief printmaking, marbling, collage, and watercolor drawings. Her large-scale linoleum block printed and cut paper installations are derived from her physical exploration and relationship with the natural world.

kari kristensen is an artist living and working in Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada). Her approach to color is mostly monochromatic and her approach to printmaking is in pursuit of its contemporary capabilities. kari’s imaginatively linear work and soaring landscapes are created with evenly inked linoleum and relief processes. She also works with monoserigraph methods of printmaking. Currently kari is furthering work on her current series, Peaked, as well as translating her print work into murals.

Melissa Harshman is an artist living and working in Watkinsville, Georgia (USA). Her approach to color is often intuitive, responding to events she encounters whether they be walking in the UGA State Botanical Gardens or picking out yarn for knitting projects. Her work in printmaking has lately involved working with small linoleum prints which are then combined to create larger works or wall installations. Melissa has been inspired by her garden for the last several years, creating pieces using floral imagery.