Create for a particular story
Discuss illustration, sound, motion, writing, design or editing for a selected session.
Writers, artists, designers & musicians
There is more than one way to bring a page to life.
A line, a color, a movement, a sound. Your discipline can give a story a world that children want to enter.
Why you are invited
Make the story’s world.
A session is an opportunity for creative disciplines to meet. Illustration, writing, motion, design, music and editing can support the performance while keeping the story at the center.
A manageable beginning
Your first contribution
Offer one specific creative skill, an idea or a small piece of work. Explore a clear brief and an achievable scope together.
What helping could look like
Bring the part you know best.
Bring a fresh point of view
Suggest a visual treatment or creative experiment that serves the child’s experience.
Share what you know
Explore a focused collaboration or a mentoring conversation with an emerging creator.
Before you commit
Clarity is part
of the invitation.
Agree on the brief, deliverables, timeline, review process, credit, ownership, licenses and compensation or donated-service terms before work begins.
Questions & clarityIf you want to do more
Let a good experience lead.
Return for another story, help shape a collection or mentor another creator. Collaboration should build on a useful first experience.
The first contribution should be worthwhile on its own. No continuing role, outcome or level of involvement is assumed.
Practical questions
Before the
first yes.
Do I need an established career to help?
The invitation includes emerging creators. Fit, scope and the needs of a particular story matter more than a label.
Can I send a portfolio?
Yes. Share a link and a short note about the discipline or kind of work you would like to contribute.
What about ownership and payment?
Those terms need to be discussed for each contribution. This invitation does not promise paid work, distribution, royalties or an ownership arrangement.
Join the creative conversation.
Share your role, what interests you and a possible first contribution.