No, I didn't create the cover art. What I did do was...



Kept looking? Good for you. What I did was create those giant blow ups featured of Demi Moore's face. They just wanted some printouts but instead I created a series of images that progressively focused on her eyes. They were supposed to convey the feeling that Alec Baldwin was obsessed. Do you see it in the upper right hand side of the box? The director loved it and put the scene they were in on the TV commercials and the back of the box.

Around this time I had also begun creating screen images for pilot TV shows. If they were filmed banging on a computer and something was on the screen...well, that was my stuff. Not very exciting or creative to produce but, I have to say, people were always more impressed when I worked in the film industry than by a really "hot" pharmaceutical brochure. (No, I never met Alex Baldwin and Demi Moore, I was shut away in an internal room with all my machines.)

Good grief this was 1996! I had just gotten pregnant with my second child which basically knocked me out of the work force.