Ross is a production artist, photographer and writer based on Vancouver Island. From feature film production to custom construction projects, fine art painting and installation sculpture - working across a variety of mediums has positioned Ross to be a well-rounded creative director. Drawing inspiration and instruction from a variety of mentors and institutions from around the world as well as from the Vancouver Island landscape he calls home has given Ross a compelling creative aesthetic.

Ian Murphy builds free-form laminated bentwood sculptures in his workshop in Campbell River, BC. He grew up on the west coast fishing, hunting and generally spending time outside and this lifetime of natural observation is central to the ideas and shapes that he creates with wood. Most of his work is abstract, with forms similar to kelp, waves, landscapes, and other natural features. The exception are his wildlife sculptures (deer, elk, goat, sheep, fish, etc) that are laminated interpretations of large north american game. These wildlife pieces are meant to symbolize the traditional "wall mount" without the fur or scales.

Douglas Walker is a Canadian sculptor based on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Working mainly with a variety of recycled objects collected at thrift stores and scrap yards, Douglas creates sculptures best described as whimsical and slightly eccentric. He is best known for upcycling discarded musical instruments, such as tubas and trombones, into water features. Always stretching his limits he has created life size musicians, singers and dancers, wacky wind machines and pipe mazes. By melding and blending common cast-off objects, he has proven himself to be an accomplished sculptor whose designs are easily recognizable. Douglas has won both national and international awards for his sculptures. Works created by Douglas can be found throughout North America, the UK , Dubai and Australia