Brian Goslow is managing editor of artscope — "New England's Premier Culture Magazine" — where he's been since its inception in 2006. He's also been a long-time contributor to Worcester Magazine, reporter for Fifty Plus Advocates, founder and editor of wormtown.org arts and culture website (2001-2008), events editor for The Worcester Phoenix (1995-2001), and listings editor for The Boston Phoenix. A lifetime ago, he served as host of one of the country's first punk rock/new wave/local rock shows at WCUW Community Radio in Worcester, MA. He has four cats, safely protected through the efforts of Spay Worcester.

One of the founding members of the street art collective "Inkheads," Miami native Skott "Rage" Johnson is a graphic designer by trade, music fiend by avocation. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.

Leila Singleton started drawing before age one, a passion which led to a BFA degree from the Savannah College of Art & Design. Her career has since spanned ad agency, in-house and freelance design, garnering honors that include five American Graphic Design Awards and recognition from Creative Quarterly journal. Her work has appeared in over a dozen publications, and in Times Square, NYC.

The ONE^® Condoms Judges’ Pick award Leila won in 2006 marked her first post-college accolade. A decade later, she collaborated with ONE as an All-Star, designing "ONE for Every Hump" to benefit the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. ONE's commitment to saving lives through colorful safer sex messaging aligns with Leila's belief that art can inspire social change.