Kelly Knopp is an artist, illustrator, and graphic designer specialized in brand identity and package design. He has a genuine aptitude for visually conveying narratives, integrating both digital and hand-drawn elements, inspired by the significance in the narrative of everyday life. Kelly Knopp lives in Boise, Idaho, where he has twice received the "Best of Boise" visual artist award. Preceding his freelance career, he held a position as Senior Designer then Art Director for an advertising agency where he worked with a team creating award-winning creative campaigns, TV commercials, brand identity packages, animations and illustrations.

Amber Beierle was born and raised in Idaho. Since earning her Master's of Applied Historical Research in 2007, Beierle dedicated her career and passions to promoting and preserving Idaho history. She has served as a researcher, author, or contributing editor on four books including Ethnic Landmarks: 10 Places that Define the City of Trees and Numbered: Inside Idaho's Prison for Women, 1887-1968. She currently serves as the Historic Sites Administrator for the Idaho State Historical Society. She has two young sons, Malcolm and John.