Issue Five Contributors

Jeremy Charbonneau is a graphic designer and illustrator from Seattle, WA. He is allergic to many pets, but he used to have a beta fish named Butterfly. His favorite crayon of all time is red-orange.
Miles Debas is an artist based in Brooklyn, NY. He—or more appropriately, I—am an admirer of barns, birds and professional basketball. Follow me on Instagram @me_miles.
Amanda Ferris lives in Melbourne, Australia. She teaches Mysore-style Ashtanga Yoga and explores inner space.
David Gregal, Jr. lives in Washington, DC. At the end of the day, he loves reading books with his wife and two kids before bedtime.
Christine Hartzler is one of the makers of this magazine. She lives in Seattle with her husband and two boys. Five-year-old Oliver knows what two-year-old Damian is saying even when Christine doesn’t.
Erin Hüber is an artist living in Indiana. When she’s not telling stories through cut paper and illustrations, she’s making apple pies and enjoying quiet time with her children.
Robb N. Johnston is an artist and author/illustrator of children’s picture books. His two books (so far!) are The Woodcutter and The Most Beautiful Tree and Lelani and The Plastic Kingdom.
Petya Kazantseva lives in Sofia, Bulgaria. Her passion is drawing and creating. She loves to travel and dream of everything beautiful, but mostly she finds her magic when being around friends. Petya adores life, and she has promised herself that she will turn all the impossible into the possible...
Lida Larina lives in Russia. Every day, Lida walks her best friend—her black dog named Babai. After their walk, Lida draws the sleeping Babai.
Sabrina Lee lives in New York City with her husband and two rescue cats. Most days you’ll find her creating in the kitchen, dreaming of country living, playing feline entertainer to Miu Miu and Misha, or simply living life one drawing at a time.
Kay Leverton lives in a cottage in a small town in Wales, UK. She draws a lot on Scraperboard, daydreams a lot, and gets lost in the garden which gets very overgrown. She can often be found with her head in a bush watching various bees and butterflies go about their daily tasks.
Courtney Mandryk is one of the makers of this magazine. She loves paper and ink, water, mishaps, and things that are broken and patched. She lives in Charlottesville, Virginia and Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Bethann Garramon Merkle lives in Wyoming, where she cooks, gardens, hunts, hikes with her puppy Brio, and hangs out with scientists like her husband. As a writer and illustrator, Bethann best enjoys telling stories about nature and the scientists who study it.
Kevin Peterson is a painter who has his studio in Houston, Texas.
Aaron Reid lives near Mount Rainier with his wife, son, and daughter. He tries to make them laugh. Sometimes they do. He also has a wobbly cat. And a beard. His daughter says he looks like a grandpa.
Chana Rothman is a singer-songwriter based in Philadelphia. She lives with her partner and three children in a cozy house with a piano, eight drums, and at least six guitars.
Atabey Sánchez-Haiman is a Puerto Rican artist and scientist who lives in Providence, Rhode Island with her son. They spend their days drawing, reading, laughing, and going for walks. Her favorite things to include in her art are dinosaurs, giraffes and robots. She loves to make art that makes you smile! She also loves a good joke. Here’s one that her son made up: What kind of dinosaur likes vegetables? Cornotaurus!
Kanjana Yotjan grew up in Thailand. She moved to New York City where she grew her artistic skill, and she currently lives in San Francisco. She loves mountain hikes, morning lakes to swim, summers on the farm, and telling stories to little kids of speaking animals.