Natalija Brunovs

If Nat Brunovs went blind, very few of those who know her would be winded by the shock of discovering the headline "Portuguese Water Dog* performs mercy killing in suburban Perth" in the recesses of News of the World. Quite apart from the fact that they might be more aghast to find themselves reading News of the World, this is because Nat's view of the world is informed literally by.... Nat's view of the world. Everything is seen already framed, cropped, creatively interpreted and rendered in another medium. All the subject has to do is to hove into view and be seized upon by Nat's formidable lens.

Inspired by her ravenous senses yet finding little nutritional value therein, Nat sustains herself largely on beans of soy and coffee. A sometime earth mother - albeit one whose children often require foster care at short notice - Natalija enjoys all the simple things which life has to offer: sunshowers, home-grown vegetables and coaxing ordinary civilians into impromptu modelling jobs using her powers of Extreme Mime.

Nat can also be found in her creative blog.

Liz Seymour

Liz spends her time finding ways to trick herself into doing the things she enjoys, thereby attempting to interrupt a cycle of masochistic employment choices. Updates on this as and if it comes to hand.

A dilettante of all trades and a mistress of none save procrastination, Liz has variously played a large bedpost-like instrument, shuffled paper in several arts organisations, taken on way too many foreign grammars at once, painted the scaly faces of the general public for money, and made several hundred thousand espresso-based beverages along the way. Positive outcomes of such patchworking have included a rigorous education in rental properties across the western world, casual intimacy with the French language and the ability to make almost anyone look at least reminiscent of David Bowie, with or without their prior authorisation.

She is currently working on a stage play entitled "(insert dramatic and poignant three words here)", or at least she will likely be thinking about it for the next several years.