Wet (40 page)
Authors: Ruth Clampett
I so appreciate my content editor Angela Borda who gives me tough love when I need it, and rewards me with side notes that make me laugh out loud. You make this challenging process of content editing something I look forward to.
It was such a delight to work with Heather Maven on Wet. You bring such a smart understanding of characters and their voices to the beta process. Your feedback was a gift.
Heartfelt thanks to Neda, of Ardent Prose PR, who shows great care and enthusiasm for my work and pushes me out of my promotional comfort zone—which is exactly what I need.
Jada! You hit it out of the park with this bookcover! This is our sixth book to work on together and I think we make a great team. Thank you for approaching every project with passion and great ideas.
Thank you Flavia Viotti and Meire Dias of Bookcase Agency for your continued support. You ladies rock.
Many thanks to Melissa of There For You Editing for cleaning up the error of my ways…and to Christine of Perfectly Publishable for doing a terrific job formatting.
I’ve been so lucky meeting amazing readers like you that I’ve connected with either through social media or at author events. If we haven’t yet met, I’d love to hear from you.
With a full heart I thank you for inspiring me to share my stories.
About the Author
R
uth Clampett, daughter of legendary animation director, Bob Clampett, has spent a lifetime surrounded by art and animation. A graduate of Art Center College of Design, her careers have included graphic design, photography, VP of Design for WB Stores and teaching photography at UCLA. She now runs her own studio as the fine art publisher for Warner Bros. where she’s had the opportunity to know and work with many of the greatest artists in the world of animation and comics.
Wet
is Ruth’s sixth book, following
Animate Me
,
Mr. 365
and the
Work of Art Trilogy
. She lives in Los Angeles and is heavily supervised by her teenage daughter, lovingly referred to as Snarky, who loves traveling with her mom with a sketchbook in hand.
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