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Albert Bierstadt (1830–1902) was a German-born painter associated with the Hudson River School. Famous for monumental landscapes of the American West, his dramatic use of light and scale captured the Rocky Mountains and Yosemite, shaping nineteenth-century visions of wilderness and expansion. He enjoyed great fame and influence during his lifetime. He passed away in 1902.

Alison Dunnell is an artist, photographer and teacher who travels the world recording images of people and life in sketchbooks, canvases and online.

Emily Dickinson (1830–1886) was a remarkable American poet whose innovative approach to poetry set her apart from nineteenth-century literary norms, making her one of the most influential figures in the English language. Born and raised in Amherst, Massachusetts, she lived a quiet life in her family's home, known as The Homestead. Throughout her life, she produced nearly 1,800 poems, which she compiled into hand-sewn books called “fascicles.” Most of her work was published posthumously. Dickinson's poetry explored significant themes such as death, immortality, nature, and the self. In her writing, she developed a unique language that conveyed the possibilities of what could be, even if it was not yet realized.

Falguni Gokhale is an artist by passion and a visual communication designer by profession. She is the co-owner of Design Directions.

Franz Marc (1880–1916) was a German painter and a key figure in the German Expressionist movement. He is best known for his vibrant, semi-abstract portrayals of animals, particularly horses, deer, and tigers. Marc’s work is characterized by a rigorous colour theory, where specific colours carried deep emotional and symbolic significance. For Marc, blue represented masculinity and spirituality, yellow symbolized feminine joy and sensuality, and red conveyed the heavy, brutal aspects of the physical world. As his career progressed, his style evolved from more recognizable forms to jagged, prismatic abstraction, reflecting the increasing tension in Europe leading up to World War I. Tragically, Marc’s life and artistic development were cut short when he was killed by a shell fragment during the Battle of Verdun at the age of thirty-six

Guha Dharmarajan is research scientist, disease ecologist, a veterinarian and an animal lover. He lives with his cat, Maximus, in Aiken.

Johannes Frank is a self-taught photographer who feels connected with and inspired by nature.

Kalli Dakos is a Canadian writer, poet, teacher, and a reading specialist.

Muhammad Haji Salleh is Malaysia’s best-known bilingual writer and has twelve volumes of poetry published since his commencement as a writer in 1963.

Rumi Hara is an illustrator and comics artist.

Shafrudin is an artist from Malaysia.

Suddhasattwa Basu is a renowned illustrator, painter and animation filmmaker. He studied fine arts at the Government College of Art and Crafts in Kolkata and then started his career as an artist and designer for the children's magazine, Target. The Song of a Scarecrow, his first book for children as a writer, won the Chitra Katha Award in 2002 and received an honourable mention at the Biennial of Illustrations Bratislava, 2003.