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| PREFACE |
C.F. Payne is a 1976 BFA graduate of Miami University, in Oxford, Ohio. After brief studio stints, he began
his freelance career in Dallas, Texas, in 1980, and has worked for Time Magazine, Esquire, Reader’s Digest,
The New York Times, The Atlantic Monthly, Boys Life, Forbes and Mad magazine, to name just a
few. The illustrator has received national acclaim, has won Gold and Silver awards from the Society of
Illustrators of both New York and Los Angeles, and received the Hamilton King Award from the Society
of Illustrators of New York. C.F. Payne currently works and resides in Cincinnati, Ohio, with his wife,
Paula, and children.
Mike Quon arrived in New York City over 20 years ago and has been making eye-catching graphic design
and illustration ever since. He was raised in Los Angeles, attended UCLA, and furthered his studies
at Art Center College. Mike is an author and lecturer as well as a designer, creative director, and illustrator.
He also works as a consultant on corporate identity development projects for AOL Time Warner,
Estee Lauder/Aveda, JPMorgan Chase, Fortune magazine, KPMG Consulting, and UBS PaineWebber.
Quon recently mounted a fine arts exhibition at the Society of Illustrators in New York City, and his work
is represented in the permanent collections of the Library of Congress and the Wakita Design Museum
in Japan. Contact Mike Quon Designation Inc. at 212-226-6024 (phone), 212-219-0331 (fax), or
http://www.mikequondesign.com
Lauren Redniss lives in New York City. She is a regular contributor to the New York Times Op-Ed page,
and other publications. Contact Lauren at: lauren.redniss@verizon.net
From his college days in the heart of Oklahoma to his current staff position with the Pittsburgh Post-
Gazette, Rob Rogers has been creating editorial cartoons with impact. Rogers is nationally syndicated
four times weekly by United Feature Syndicate. His cartoons appear in The New York Times, The Washington
Post, the Chicago Tribune, and The Philadelphia Inquirer. You’ll also find his work in Newsweek,
Business Week, U.S. News & World Report, and USA Today. Rogers and his cartoons have also appeared
on NBC’s “Today,” CBS’s “Face the Nation,” and ABC’s “Good Morning America Sunday.” Rogers was a
finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in 1999 and received the 2000 Overseas Press Club Award, the 1995 National
Headliner Award, and has won eight Golden Quill Awards.
John Rutherford spent two years in the United States Infantry, four years at the Art Center School, and
has been a San Francisco-based illustrator for some 30 years. Presently, he is pursuing figurative fine art
and teaching. His teaching credits include the San Francisco Academy of Art, College of the Redwoods,
and Humboldt State University (in Eureka, CA), and the Mendocino Art Center (Mendocino, CA). Contact
John Rutherford at: 707-937-2114 or jnjr@mcn.org
Robert Saunders is a native of Seattle and graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design in its European
Honors Program to Rome. Robert lived for seven years in Italy, where he earned a Master’s
Degree from Rosary College in Florence, while supporting himself as a musician. Upon returning to
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