Gustavo started working in the industry as a storyboard artist and had the opportunity to work as a concept artist in parallel with rigging. (He really loves to learn new stuff.) He loves being a rigging artist and sees the Node View as a puzzle game: "solving complicated rigs is very satisfying." Growing up watching classic cartoons like Superfriends and having the opportunity to work on the DC Superhero Girls series was like a dream come true.

Landon X. Jenkins is a Black, LGBTQ artist with a passion for creating campy cartoons and designing unforgettable characters. Storytelling, technology, graphic design, and 2D animation are the raw materials he uses to enrich both client work and personal projects. He’s thrilled to craft stories and experiences that are honest, funny, engaging, and maybe a li’l bonkers.

Brad Jordan is a Melbourne based senior Toon Boom Harmony Rigger and Supervisor. In 2016, he graduated (with distinction) from RMIT with a Bachelor of Design: Animation, as well as an Advanced Diploma: Screen Writing. He has 7 years experience specifically as a Rigging Supervisor, which has seen him leading the rigging department in over a 100 episodes of television for networks like Disney, Netflix, Amazon and the ABC. Brad has also worked on many more episodes, under various other roles.