Ann Seaweed has been engraving Native art for twenty years. She was born and raised on Vancouver Island, B.C. The technique of silver engraving was introduced by Alfred Seaweed. Ann's designs are known for their originality and her flair for creative uniqueness.

Betsy Puis is an Elder of the Nak'azdi Band of Fort St. James, B.C. She handcrafts Moosehide Moccasins and Purses.

Carol Susan Nottingham was born in Victoria, B.C. and now lives in Vancouver B.C. She graduated from eh Emily Carr College of Art and Design in 1993 where she majored in sculpture and painting. She is fascinated with subjects concerning history, folklore, truth and myths from all cultures. This old country rhyme is the one that was the inspiration for these paintings.

William D. Finn was born in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and spent his early year in Star City.  His mother was Cree-Huron and English Métis.  He enjoyed drawing the old Cree stories as a child.  Later when he came to Vancouver this interest moved him to learn Lithography.  In the early years, work took him to all part of B.C.   He was introduced to engraving while up in Prince Rupert and learned the trade over the next five years.  Bill met carvers and printmakers many of whom became well known throughout the sixties and seventies.  His engraved Silver, Gold and Copper jewelry reflects family stories and mythical tales of the North West Coast.  Bill now lives in Vancouver, B.C. and is apart of the Métis community.  His work has been purchased by people all over the world.