Private sessions
A facilitator works with one creator at their own pace, online or in person.
For families and creators
Turn your ideas intoyour own comic book.
You don't have to know how to draw it. You just have to bring your ideas. We'll help with the rest, step by step.
Community classes
Every class is shaped around the person or group in the room.
In-person group class
Create alongside others. Great for friends, siblings and care groups.
Community membership
Four live Zoom sessions a month, plus access to the platform any time.
Digital Storytelling Lab
From an idea to something you can hold
A live, 12-week online experience. Each creator finishes with an original character, a story, a digital comic and professionally printed copies.
- Live on Zoom, one hour a week, in a small group of up to 8
- All ages, with facilitators guiding every step
- $1,500 per participant. OPWDD self-directed funding accepted.
The current group is under way. Join the waitlist to hear first about the next one.
We all create differently. That's exactly the point.
About half of our staff and participants are neurodivergent, on the autism spectrum, or part of the special needs community. Our classes are built to be accessible for everyone.
Common questions
Do I need to know how to draw or write?
No. Anyone can create using our digital tools. If you already draw or write, bring it along.
Do I need experience with technology or AI?
No. Our team guides you throughout. Come with an open mind and be ready to try some new tools.
Does a parent or support person need to attend?
For online sessions, participants under 16 need an adult present. For the Digital Storytelling Lab, participants under 18 are joined by a parent, guardian or support person on Zoom.
Is this only for people with disabilities?
No. Classes are open to all ages and designed to support many different ways of learning, communicating and creating.
Can OPWDD self-directed funding be used?
Yes, when it is approved through the participant's plan and Fiscal Intermediary. Our team can help coordinate the process.
Who owns what I make?
You do. Anything created in a class belongs to the participant.
Hear about the next lab first
New class dates, creator spotlights and free activities. About one email a month, and you can leave any time.