…or Stellar Student! Atomic Academic…??

Anyway, here’s some final Uranus art. Clean ups by Leigh– thanks Leigh!!

Over and out,
Mother Earth

Got some Moons finalized!! I find the third one to be bery Ophelia-esque. Oh the drama!

Top two cleanups by Janice, bottom two by Leigh– thanks again ladies!!!

Over and out,
Mother Earth

Here are some Saturn sketches…

Over and out,
Mother Earth

My friend Debbie Reber has written a book for teenage girls that showcases the careers of 50 women, what they’re jobs are like and how they got there– and I’m in in it!

In Their Shoes: Extraordinary Women Describe Their Amazing Careers

So . . . What do you want to be when you grow up?

Find out what you really want to know about your career choices: Will I wear Prada or Old Navy? Play with kids on the playground, or with bigwigs in the boardroom? Power lunch at the Ivy, or bag lunch at my desk? What kind of education do I need?

This book has the answers. Fifty “day in the life” profiles will inspire you, while a ton of sidebars, indexes, and helpful tips will get you started right away on finding the career that’s right for you. Actor Maura Tierney, CosmoGirl! editor-in-chief Susan Schulz and Grey’s Anatomy creator Shonda Rhimes all grace the pages of this fascinating book!

Today’s girls are in desperate need of honest, down-to-earth information. In Their Shoes arms them with the tools to make smart decisions about their future, while inspiring them to realize their dreams.

So,if you have a teenage girl in your life who doesn’t know what to do with her life, go buy it and have her check out pages 231-238. She can read my one-week journal all about my adventures in producing animated television shows, including some nasty, nasty writer’s block trying to start writing “Good Wilt Hunting,” taking naps in the middle of the day and getting locked out of my office!! And then once she’s had enough reading about me, she can read about Barbara Boxer’s job, or the woman who created Grey’s Anatomy.

It’s a great book- I wish it were around when I was 16!

Over and out,
Mother Earth