Our mission is to build and grow a brand that creates the production type of any art, books or comics that can exist within the expansive world of self-publishing. At first for ourselves, so we may provide expert care for our future clients. We embrace the star as they symbolize quality, and the incredible strength to burn up to 80,000 degrees Fahrenheit for billions of years. That's the type of creative drive, strength and quality we aspire to reach.
"Me Hand!" pledges to never use any A.I. written or A.I. visual content in its productions. Many places exist where Artificial Intelligence is extremely useful.
We don't see Art as being one of these places. Sorry not sorry A.I. Prompt Robot.
A big part of being human is about overcoming your fears. To put yourself or anything you create on center stage for the world to see can be filled with plenty of stress. We have a library of content to create, build, and share which is a lot of vulnerability to take on!
Being a creative company we definitely need to utilize the advantage of having a company mascot.
But don't worry, we won't throw a creepy burger clown or pointless insurance duck your way.
We found this ragtag duo that fits our brand perfectly...
Astrum The Blue
From Neolithic Greece, late 3100BC.
Close to five thousand years old and standing at 7'5", he is a powerful force of life and magic! Practicing
the art of Wizardry so intensely, he figured out how to ascend into a human star on his 50th birthday. His favorite past time is traveling with, and reading to his buddy Serpens.
Serpens The Unicorn
Born in the Pillars Of Creation from the Eagle Nebula, Serpens traveled to earth long ago to see who and what this "Ascended Human Star" was all about. And good on him because he found a best friend! Serpens named himself after the constellation that makes up his home 6,500 light years away.
Michelle Kollar
CEO, CFO and Owner of
"Me Hand!" L.L.C. She is a Writer and Psychology Geek, Wizard & Unicorn Trainer. Also a hard working, happily married mother of three & lifelong Westlaker!
Christian Zimmerman
