SCHOOLS

Preschool

30 MINUTES
pre-k: Validating ideas through collaborative storytelling
The group co-creates a character and backstory that I draw live. The resulting character is animated, turning their shared imagination into something real.

30 MINUTES
kindergarten: Validating ideas through collaborative storytelling
The group co-creates a character and story that I draw live. The result becomes a printable comic, turning their shared imagination into something real. 

Elementary

45 MINUTES
grades 1–3: Mini-comic creation and decision-making
Together, we build a 4-page comic, guided by students’ ideas. They can either replicate the collective story or branch out with their own. Final comics are digitally shared.

60 MINUTES
grades 4–6: Community and storytelling
Students interview a community member and create an 8-page comic based on their interpretation. The process enhances empathy, listening, and visual storytelling skills. The final collection is printable and sharable.

Secondary

120 MINUTES
Junior High: Identity and confidence building
Students co-create an 8-page comic based on a collective story, or craft their own. Through character design and storytelling, they explore self-affirmation and problem-solving.

240 MINUTES
Senior High: Personal storytelling through wellness
Each student selects a life story linked to a wellness pillar and turns it into a comic using professional techniques. The experience ends with a gallery-style exhibition, celebrating each student’s voice and vision.

DAY CAMPS

3 × 2 HOURS
Weekend Camps: Teamwork + collective creation
Campers build one collaborative 8-page comic about an issue that resonates with them. Each camper contributes to the final piece, which is designed for public display on large-format paper—ideal for gallery presentation or camp exhibitions.

5 x 4 HOURS 
Week-Long Camps: Deep dive into comic-making
Each camper creates a full 8-page comic from concept to color. Mornings are spent learning design fundamentals (character anatomy, cartoon shapes, healthy habits, visual research), while afternoons are dedicated to creation. Campers leave with a shareable comic collection and a new set of skills for life.

EVENTS 

Festivals, pop-ups, library programs, wellness conferences
Participants create an 8-page comic based on a personal story tied to one of the wellness pillars. Students may choose to help build a collective story live or develop their own using the same steps. Perfect for drop-in creativity and meaningful expression.