Kelly is the founder of Brighton Press and a painter, printmaker, and sculptor. His personal work is housed in numerous public and private collections in the United States, including the Achenbach Foundation for the Graphic Arts in San Francisco, the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles, the Walker Art Museum in Minneapolis, and the Toledo Art Museum in Ohio. He has an undergraduate degree in philosophy and an MFA from Johnson State College. Kelly was awarded a Pollock Krasner Foundation grant in 2002 and continues making art and books in Vermont and California. He teaches in the art department at the University of San Diego.

Antonetti has been a sedulous curator of books at Northwestern University, Smith College, Mills College, and the University of Oregon, where he built collections of rare materials and taught courses in typography and book history. At Smith he founded the Book Studies Concentration, the first of its kind in the country. He also served as Librarian and Director of the esteemed Grolier Club of New York, and has written and lectured widely in the history of the book, including fine printing, letterforms, bookbinding, artists' books, and book collecting.

Abigail Jones is a book artist, printer, binder, teacher, and collector living in southern Vermont. She is especially interested in black and white illustrations in books. Photographs, etchings, photogravures interacting with the text create a portable work of art when finely bound. When she is not making or recovering books, she is trying to make room for more.