George Douglas LeeGeorge Douglas Lee entered a second grade art contest and never looked back. During his college years, Lee discovered rock n' roll, became a lead singer, toured the country and somehow finished his BFA in commercial art and graphic design. He worked n acrylic, oil, mixed media and sculpture. In addition to his adventures in art, he was a performing song writer, published and produced playwright, scriptwriter, actor, public speaker radio host, history tour guide and avid gardener. He was featured on-camera commentator for the History Channel and the Smithsonian Channel "America's Deadliest Disaster", a documentary about the Galveston 1900 Storm. He wrote and illustrated four children's books, based on his musicals, which led to his induction into the Texas Playwright Hall of Fame. His plays published by Lazy Bee Scripts are produced around the world. Read More Read Less