That painting actually resulted to Julie Aigner Clark herself (Yes, The Real Person!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) giving me a rare denim promotional shirt with the Baby Einstein logo stitched in. She wore that at Toy Fair in the early 2000s. You can actually see some photos on Google or Tutorials on Baby Einstein DVDs of Julie wearing the same shirt when watching over her two daughters, Aspen and Sierra painting and a 2001 photoshoot of Julie wearing the same shirt but unbuttoned in her office with the puppets and the toys. That was a very generous thing she did alongside the photos of the puppets. It was not resulted from continuous begging and pleasing, I just told her all the puppet shows and art I made, and Julie did that as a response. Not to mentioned that Julie was also a stage 4 Breast Cancer Survivor. She was diagnosed in 2008 after the 10th anniversary celebration. Breast Cancer and smaller projects were also the reason there was a different narrator in Baby's First Moves, Discovering Shapes, and Baby's First Sounds.