Kristina Libby is an innovator, artist, storyteller and technology executive living in NYC. She is most well-known for founding the Floral Heart Project — a COVID memorial initiative — for which she was award a Hero of 2022 and named one of the leading public artists for Social Change.
As a writer, Libby has been published in the Boston Globe, Salon, Popular Mechanics, Elle, Good Housekeeping, Entrepreneur Magazine, PR News, and others. She published a chapter on War in Space for the collection Future Starts Now, The: Expert Insights into the Future of Business, Technology and Society. Her art work has been featured at Spring/Break, the Arizona Historical Society Museum, the Milwaukee Art Museum, numerous gallery shows and extensively in the media.
Tim Cahill is currently an Associate Creative Director at Digitas (https://www.digitas.com/en-us), a humor contributor for the New Yorker (https://www.newyorker.com/contributors/timothy-cahill), a student at Jason Bagley’s Audacious School of Astonishing Pursuits (https://schoolofastonishingpursuits.com/), and a card carrying member of the National Cartoonists Society (https://nationalcartoonists.com/about/).
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riter Statement: We love books. And we love TV. Why do they have to be so separate? When we set out to make a workplace comedy, we happened to go into a bookstore. There Tim asked “Hey do you have any Tom Clancy?” And, the droll clerk at the counter said “We don’t sell anything by people who are dead.”
“What about Shakespeare? McCarthy? Austen?” Kristina asked.
She looked at us as if we had two-heads and it was obvious: a bookstore is rife for humor. But more so, the humor we want to write: wholesome, quirky, filled with physical comedy and bold personalities.
Its the kind of show you want to take with you when you’re having a bad day. Just the way you do with a good book and your favorite characters.
Biography
Kristina Libby is an innovator, artist, storyteller and technology executive living in NYC. She is most well-known for founding the Floral Heart Project — a COVID memorial initiative — for which she was award a Hero of 2022 and named one of the leading public artists for Social Change.
As a writer, Libby has been published in the Boston Globe, Salon, Popular Mechanics, Elle, Good Housekeeping, Entrepreneur Magazine, PR News, and others. She published a chapter on War in Space for the collection Future Starts Now, The: Expert Insights into the Future of Business, Technology and Society. Her art work has been featured at Spring/Break, the Arizona Historical Society Museum, the Milwaukee Art Museum, numerous gallery shows and extensively in the media.
Tim Cahill is currently an Associate Creative Director at Digitas (https://www.digitas.com/en-us), a humor contributor for the New Yorker (https://www.newyorker.com/contributors/timothy-cahill), a student at Jason Bagley’s Audacious School of Astonishing Pursuits (https://schoolofastonishingpursuits.com/), and a card carrying member of the National Cartoonists Society (https://nationalcartoonists.com/about/).