Kirok-of-LStok

The Twelve trek Days of Christmas from the year before last was my last post? For shame, Kirok, for shame! TrekUnited Publishing has had a successful year last year - checkout our Issuu website - and I was only a matter of days late completing last years Twelve Trek Days of Christmas. I'm now completing the second issue of Personal Logs which features a lot of Star trek artists who live on deviantART - I'll be featuring them over the coming weeks.

Yes, like the bad cliche that I am I'm back to haunt you for a fourth year! One of the other hats I wear is as the producer of the Twelve Trek Days of Christmas, a major collaborative project between a wide variety of Star Trek fan groups to celebrate the season of goodwill and giving. It's primarily a fun activity *by* Star Trek fans, *for* Star Trek fans however there can be no doubt that it not only generates a lot of publicity for the participants but creates and maintains good relations between the groups. It certainly has for me! I have made some great friends and struck up some valuable acquaintances with this event. Looking back now

Whilst I spend a lot of time trawling the oceans of DevArt, my own profile is looking sadly neglected. In a way, this reflects the fact that I don't feel that I am producing any finished art, although (as ever!) I have a number of projects in the pipeline. I got thinking last night, though, that what I do on DeviantArt revolves more around finding praiseworthy Star Trek fan art and publicising them on TrekUnited. Why not make my own DeviantArt account a part of that effort? I mean if my account, and this profile, is meant to be an extension of who I am and what I do then  that's me! Whilst I have my own creative output, I am primarily a cit