“Leonard Nimoy, who played the most famous TV scientist of all time, Mr. Spock, came from an arts and theater background and in real life is nothing like his character. Yet he told me that because Mr. Spock and “Star Trek” have inspired so many young viewers to become scientists, researchers who meet him are always desperate to give him lab tours and explain the projects they’re pursuing in peer-to-peer terms. Mr. Nimoy nods sagely and intones to each one, ‘Well, it certainly looks like you’re headed in the right direction.’”
The actual photoshop file is on a computer in my graphic design classroom and since school is closed for the rest of the year I’m never gonna get any of my stuff back, but I *do* have a picture of the computer screen so
[image ID: A digital drawing of the two lizards from the episode “Threshold” of Star Trek Voyager and their offspring. The lizards are holding hands and their tails make a heart shape. The three babies are in a hold in the center of their “heart”. The background is a dark blue. End ID]
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