Only 32 years old, Kevin is something of a veteran in his feild and pioneers new thought in design, approach and practice from his creative studio Loki Design. An artists with a progressive social vision, Kevin also honours graphic design traditions and can parlay from highly academic work to commercial projects for companies like Bell or Air Transat. We interviewed Kevin for issue 3 and showcased some of the work from Four Minutes to Midnight. You can learn more about Kevin and his work here.

A staple in music and celebrity photography, he has also made his mark in video. SNAP! published some of John's personal works in issue 7 and 9, as well as two stunning fashion submissions in 9 and 11. You can see much of his work on the site of production company Rodeo.                                                             

His submission was a series using projected images of old outdoor festivals and crowded scenes from retro gatherings and was one of the most inspired editorials of that issue. Jimmi is also well known in Montreal creative circles for his photos of local and Canadian musicians, many of his portraits having been published in monthly Newad Media magazine Nightlife. Represented by Leitmotiv Studio, Jimmi has also produced work for a Volkswagon campaign, Bleu Blanc & Rouge, Cossette, Urbania and local weekly Voir. You can see more of his work here.

Jim also explores the local culture and history of urban Britain through photo, such as at the Lewis department store, street festivals, and live concerts given in London, Manchester and Liverpool.                                                                  

Prolific and with a large following on Flickr, Jessica tends toward photos of her immediate surroundings and infuses every day scenes with some kind of stillness or reverie. She has also been building an ongoing self portrait series which examines the activities in her daily life and gives a personal insight into the private or mundane moments that we live out alone- loading laundry, waiting for the bus or sitting quietly in a public space. Her talent and eye for composition has made her a great pair with fellow SNAP! contributor, photographer and film-maker, Robby Reis. The two have collaborated on several projects, in particular Robby's recent film Suha, which tells the story of a young graffiti artist in Montreal and is played by Jessica herself. See more of Jessica's photos here and learn more about Suha here.