Lindsay Craig is a creative entrepreneur with a lifelong devotion to the horse world and a passion for collaborative storytelling. From racing down back roads in nowhere lands to competing in hunter/jumper rings in Vancouver, she has spent over twenty years immersed in horsemanship. Her experience spans every corner of the industry—clinician, trainer, barn manager, EAL facilitator, and full-time steward to the horse. That foundation naturally led her into media, where her love of story, craftsmanship, and community found a new home. As the founder and creator of Cowboy Coffee Magazine, Lindsay has become an event coordinator, writer, publisher, and curator, bringing together voices from across the Western Americana landscape. Her fascination with the history, artistry, and depth of western tradition—and the people who keep it alive—continues to be the driving force behind her publication. Beyond the magazine, Lindsay’s creative world extends into music, fashion, and all things vintage. Leaving city life for the mountains of Pemberton allowed her to be closer to her herd and dive deeper into the rhythm of country living, while still keeping a finger on the pulse of emerging makers, crafters, and musicians. She thrives on discovering talent, uplifting others, and building strong creative communities. Rooted in authenticity and driven by collaboration, Lindsay brings a distinctive blend of storytelling, entrepreneurial spirit, and western heritage to every project she takes on—a cross-dressing cowgirl with a vision and a mission to celebrate the people who make this culture so extraordinary.

Audrey is a multidisciplinary artist whose work bridges fine art, fantasy, and storytelling. Beginning her creative career as a tattoo artist in 2017, she quickly became known for her Art Nouveau influences, precise line work, and designs filled with magic and movement. Her natural ability to weave narrative into visual art eventually led her into photography, where she continues to explore atmosphere, character, and emotion through a cinematic lens. In her photography, Audrey is drawn to moments that tell a story—whether she’s crafting imaginative, otherworldly scenes or capturing the raw beauty of ranch life with its horses, dust, and honest work. She also enjoys creating editorial looks and conceptual portraits, bringing the same clarity, intention, and creative spark that define all her artistic work. For the magazine, Audrey brings a visually immersive perspective—images that feel both poetic and grounded. Her blend of fine art sensibility and storytelling depth elevates each feature, adding richness, emotion, and a distinctive artistic voice to the publication’s overall identity.