Jen Bekman owns a gallery, writes a blog called Personism and runs a quarterly photo competition, Hey, Hot Shot! . Her latest endeavor is 20x200, a place to buy editioned prints and photos at ridiculously affordable prices. (A longer version of Jen's bio is available on Personism.)
Raul Gutierrez can't decide whether he is a web producer, media consultant, photographer, or professional traveler. He has always been a collector and a letter writer. In his spare time he maintains the blogs Heading East and Mexican Pictures. When not on a wander, Raul can often be spotted around Brooklyn.
Jane Mount is a product strategist, graphic designer and entrepreneur. She is obsessed with learning and knows a lot about the internet, social networks, anthropology, art, wine, human anatomy, interior design, furniture, cooking and golf. When she was little she believed that people kept learning and changing until they knew absolutely everything, and then they would die and move on to something else because they were done here. She is still on that mission.
David Yee's life can be summarized as follows. He codes. He sleeps. He codes. He sleeps. He codes. He takes pictures. He sleeps. He blogs. He plays with his iphone. He codes. He sleeps.
Sara Distin moved to New York to get her MFA in photography at Pratt Institute and before she knew what was happening she was done with school and working for Jen Bekman Projects. She writes and edits. When she's not sitting still to write and edit, she's yoga-ing, skiing, or traveling, mostly these days, between NY and her home state of Colorado. Sara also keeps a blog.
Youngna Park is a photographer, food columnist, and ever-aspiring pastry chef with an affinity for hosting food-related gatherings in her Brooklyn apartment. When not behind a camera, computer, or cooking up a storm, she can most likely be found on a bike, in the park, or at the farmers' market. Unbeknownst to most, she is deathly afraid of caterpillars. Her photography. Her food musings.
Jeff Kirsch loves all things tech. After studying Advertising and Photography at the University of Illinois, he did the next natural thing: start making web sites. These days, he's involved with projects from development to interaction architecture and design, and keeps most of the Jen Bekman sites chugging along. Once he gets done building web pages for everyone else on the planet, he'll probably put something interesting up at jeffkirsch.com.
Little Jacket is an award winning team of branding and design wizards who specialize in today’s media but still know all the ropes of olde timey media, such as writing messages with smoke using a dirigible (very expensive). They cater to all kinds of fancy and interesting clients and have their state capitals memorized to a decent extent.
