Emily M. Eng is a freelance illustrator specializing in artistic as well as accurate science illustrations. From specimen reconstruction to ecological processes, Emily can create unique and engaging images for all science related fields. She works in both traditional and digital methods for all types of projects, from book diagrams to conceptual illustrations.

Rebecca illustrates plants for exhibitions in New Zealand and the USA as well as currently illustrating plants for a State Park. She prefers to study her plants in the field. She is also drawing and teaching field sketching techniques in both countries and has added to her education by becoming a Master Naturalist in Oregon.

Specializing in nature and environmental subjects, botanical art, humorous animal characterizations, wildlife art and animal portraiture.

Rachel Ivanyi is a freelance illustrator who works on a variety of natural history subjects. Trained as a zoologist and scientific illustrator, she has long been drawn to the minute variations that separate one species from another and much of her work reflects this. Her style ranges from highly detailed scientific renderings to more whimsical illustration, in a variety of traditional and digital media.

Carel Brest van Kempen's artistic mission has always been to deepen awareness of the natural world and how it functions. His work has been exhibited worldwide and his solo exhibition has been touring the U.S. since 2003. An 8-time recipient of the coveted Society of Animal Artists' Award of Excellence, he has illustrated over a dozen books and authored the book Rigor Vitae: Life Unyielding.