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Cameron joined the Emily Carr faculty in 2016 after working as a designer and educator in the United States. He holds a BFA in Visual Communications from Cornish College of the Arts and an MFA in Graphic Design from the Rhode Island School of Design. He benefits from sixteen-plus years of professional experience working for various design agencies, an in-house designer, and a sole proprietor. In addition, Cameron has five-plus years of college teaching experience.

Cameron’s work ranges from publication design and public service campaigns to information visualization and interactive media. He has a deep fascination with the intersection of aesthetics, science, ethics and rhetoric and has focused his work in the arts, health and education sectors. He is passionate about typography, information graphics, drawing and illustration. In addition, he is an avid reader, gardener and cook who is dedicated to service and beauty in everyday life.

Christopher holds a Bachelor of Design in Multimedia from Swinburne's National Institute of Design in Melbourne and a Master of Design from NSCAD University in Halifax. He has worked in the area of motion and interaction, primarily for screen based environments. His current work explores the design of information, interaction, and user experience in web mapping and cartographic spaces.

Bonne has worked as a communication designer in Vancouver since 1993, working with a wide range of clients, locally and nationally. Her most notable work can be found in the philatelic section of Canada's National Archives which includes her 1999 stamp design recognizing the formation of the Nunavut territory. Five more of her stamp designs are also in the National Archives. She has also worked with some of the largest arts groups in Vancouver including Vancouver Opera, Vancouver Recital Society, and Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

Areas of learning and teaching include fairy tales and story-telling, typography, print design, design and material culture, and the visual vernacular.