Welcome

A former editorial cartoonist for the Seattle Times, Red and Rover creator Brian Basset is also the cartoonist behind the strip Adam@Home. Brian grew up in McLean, Virginia, and is an alum of Ohio State University. 

He has received numerous awards for his comics, including the 2012 Reuben Award for Best Newspaper Comic Strip for Red and Rover.  

In February 2005, an exhibition of Basset's Red and Rover space-themed strips was held at NASA headquarters in Washington, D.C. And in July of that year, an original drawing Basset had done for NASA celebrating the "Return to Flight" was carried aboard STS-114 Discovery. He draws from his home-based studio in Edmonds, Washington, where he lives with his wife, and golden doodle Astro. 

A corporate executive in the technology sector, William Holmgren is also a trained fine artist, author, and filmmaker. Born in the San Francisco Bay Area, William grew up in Kirkland, Washington, and is an alum of Seattle Pacific University. 

His passion for movies and the art of storytelling runs deep. As a kid, he would write and direct film shorts shot on VHS with his neighborhood friends. During college, he would audition for bit parts on several feature film projects in Seattle just to watch the magic behind the scenes.

 A pause in his tech career led him to pursue his dream as a writer with several award-winning scripts. 

William now resides in the Columbia Valley wine region of Southeast Washington State along with his family and dog Indigo.