Guest Artists
Our Time Machine Visual Pilots
Elle Kelly
"The Stooge" Illustrator
Elle Viane Kelly was born in Seattle, Washington and graduated from Bellevue College with a degree in Film Production.
She is a Producer and Actress with professional experience in illustration and computer graphics.
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Ryan Doyle
"Calegüinas" Illustrator "Cale
​Ryan Farrar Doyle is a freelance artist. He graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2017 with a B.F.A. in illustration. He favors black-and-white media utilizing pen and ink as well as scratchboards. Ryan works days as an instructor, coder, math and science consultant, and artist at a private STEM tutoring firm specializing in robotics-themed design and development team projects for kids ages 6-18. He plays bass guitar in a variety of genres and settings and is an accomplished Dungeon Master for the game Dungeons & Dragons.
Daniela Giraudin
"Paula's Exclusion Syndrome" Illustrator
Daniela Giraudin is a self-taught Uruguayan artist who has been passionate about drawing since the age of nine. Specializing in realism and hyperrealism, she works with graphite pencils, charcoal, and pen to create highly detailed portraits of people and animals.
Her artwork in Paula’s Exclusion Syndrome for the book One Million Times showcases her exceptional precision and her ability to capture the essence and expression of each subject.
Keith Jefferies
"One Million Times" Logo Designer
Keith Jefferies is an accomplished graphic designer and filmmaker who has shot several award-winning films, directed on the BBC’s flagship international channel BBC World, and founded a successful regional TV station for British cable company NTL.
As deputy arts editor at the Watford Observer Group, Keith designed arts and entertainment pages for this large newspaper group, and his work was nominated for a UK Press Gazette design award. He also won the Marque Design competition at the prestigious Type 90 international typography conference. His artwork is now in the permanent collection of the Design Museum, London.
As an accomplished cinematographer, Keith has shot several multi-award winning films, including "The Stooge" written by Christopher Priest & directed by Rogelio Fojo. His TV credits include work for Paramount+ (Picard), NBC (Timeless), and HBO Max (Made for Love).
