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Tony Troy is a London born artist, musician and playwright. His play "The Flute Player's Song" was performed off Broadway. Cd's of the plays score are an addition bonus given with every artwork purchase

Masayuki Miyata was born in Tokyo in 1926. Although he received no formal art training, his natural artistic ability led him to become the pre-eminent artist of the  ancient Chinese art of kiri-e. Since the beginning of his career as an artist, Mr. Miyata has completed over 50,000 kiri-e works, many of which are included in prestigious museums world-wide such as the Modern Religious Art Collection of the Vatican Museum and the Gutenberg Museum in Germany.

The most moving experience of his career, Miyata says, was in April 1982, when another of his works depicting Red Mt. Fuji, was presented to Pope John Paul II before a throng of 120,000 people in Saint Peters Square at the Vatican. 

From 1972 to 1992, Masayuki Miyata has had sixteen major publications featuring his work. In December 1990, an exhibition of his work was held at Espace Pierre Cardin in Paris and in February 1991, six of Miyata's kiri-e were selected for special display at the Paris Biennale 100th Anniversary Exhibition at the Grand Palais. In 1990, Mr. Miyata presented his precious kiri-e paintings to the former First Lady of the United States, Mrs. Barbara Bush, at the White House. 

Marcel Marceau, the world's most famous mime that passed away in 2007, believed that every one of us has a third eye they observe the world with, an eye of feelings and emotions. He created a suite of ten paintings in meditation of his belief and wrote a poem to accompany the paintings. He makes a parallel between biblical motives and the way we live our lives, like creation of the world and Adam and Eve and moves onto showing us how little respect people gave to their gift from God, the story ending with the End of the World, with everyone of us standing together, during the Judgment Day.

Founder of Jefferson Airplane, current lead singer for Jefferson Starship and "Rock & Roll Hall of Fame" Inductee. While touring the world, Balin managed to capture on canvas many of the people he shared the stage with and idolized during his days with The Jefferson Airplane. For Balin, painting always was an act of self-enjoyment. His subjects were those he spent time with on the road, "the musicians he knew and enjoyed playing with".