In Walter Isaacson's book about Steve Jobs, the creative director Lee Clow is depicted as a distinctive character with a laid-back vibe. Known for his bushy beard, wild hair, and a playful grin, Clow operates from the Venice Beach location of the agency. His relaxed appearance contrasts with his sharp skills in the advertising world, showcasing his unique approach to creativity.

Clow's background reflects his understanding of both the industry and culture, helping shape some of the most memorable campaigns. His twinkling eyes suggest a sense of playfulness and innovation, making him a vital figure in the creative landscape during his tenure in the advertising business.