It’s always fun to meet someone in real life that is as passionate about something as you are, as I have done in Lee Sargent… a mad keen Trekkie by night, and by day a marketing guru. He turned his love into a passion a few years back when he first tried to draw one Trek scene a day for the year, and after dabbling in a few other things since – he’s back to the mammoth task, and so far – 30 days in – he’s still going!
Meet the man holding the pencil for startrek365.com, Lee Sargent:
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