My journey in animation started as a stop motion artist, focusing mainly on artistic projects working with paper cut outs and puppets. After a slow transition to the digital medium and years of migrating between animation softwares as a hobbyist I've finally made the leap to Toon Boom. That marked the beginning of my professional career and I'm now working internationally as a freelancer, both as a rigger and character animator for TV serieses. I try, whenever possible, to keep producing personal projects, to keep some sanity going in a very demanding industry.

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.

Nic Parris is an East Coast artist from Virginia now working on the West Coast currently working with Nelvana and Nickelodeon. In the past, he's worked as a Graphic Designer, Flash Animator, Storyboard Artist, and almost every position in pre-production at some smaller studios. He jumped to the big leagues in 2016 working on shows like Teen Titans Go!, Trolls: the Beat Goes On!, and The Casagrandes. What really helped Nic’s social media gain followers was his e-book on Gumroad called Let’s Learn Some Storyboarding. When he isn't storyboarding, he likes to work on character designs and comics, watch cartoons, and stream on Twitch as Nicmundo.