I will always be a student of design. I love solving problems and have a passion for finding creative solutions.

Graphic art and design has always intrigued Linda Sturling; it's a lifelong passion. She loves to draw and paint on traditional media and love working in new technologies in digital graphics. She did her first drawing of a portrait when she was five years old. After that, Linda did many drawings throughout her childhood and teenage years. She made many drawings of people, still life, landscapes, random objects, imagined things but horses were her favorite as a child. As she grew into adulthood, Linda dreamed of creating art and design as a career.

Emily Gold is a student at Drexel University, studying Graphic Design with minors in Fine Arts and Marketing. She is specifically interested in typography, brand identity and publication design. Her ultimate career goal is to be a graphic designer for a non-profit organization.

Abigail Sarver-Verhey is an exhibition creator whose multidisciplinary work in the museum field includes design, development, and writing for science and history institutions. Whether the exhibit is about gravity, Giganotosaurus, or gingham, she is always passionate about creating dynamic educational experiences that make ideas more accessible and engaging.

Lynnae Strait is a graphic designer from Kalamazoo, Michigan. She is currently finishing a B.F.A. in Graphic Design at Western Michigan University's Frostic School of Art and will graduate May 2019. She is interested in typographic design and often incorporates experimental type into her designs. She is also interested in motion graphics, publishing / print design, and information design. Some of her achievements include featured work in several juried student shows as well as being awarded for a motion graphics animation.