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DRAWING MAGIC - A half-hour television program teaching creativity and drawing

Yes, it’s a big leap, but creativity thrives in challenge. This new project, Drawing Magic, is an ambitious one, with over a hundred action items to address and a funding strategy to master. But I’m not afraid. I’m trusting the process. After all, I’ve done this before. Back in 2018, I created a pilot concept for Drawing Magic to test its potential as a TV show, and the response was incredible. While technical hurdles like lighting kept it from being exactly what I envisioned, the core idea has stayed with me—waiting for the right moment to resurface.

That moment is now.

I can already picture Drawing Magic completed, distributed, and inspiring children everywhere. This isn’t just about drawing—it’s about unlocking creativity, sharpening focus, and fostering the kind of motor skill development that helps young minds grow. This isn’t “busy work” or cookie-cutter copying; it’s an innovative approach to connecting the brain, hand, and heart to create something truly original.

My dream? To see Drawing Magic distributed through PBS Kids and the Ryan Seacrest Foundation, which brings entertainment and education to children in hospitals across the U.S. The magic of creativity is transformative—I’ve seen it firsthand during my years running the largest art education school in Texas. The "ah-ha!" moments, when children realize their potential, are nothing short of extraordinary. Now, I want to bring those moments into homes, classrooms, and hospital rooms everywhere.

If I can produce thirteen episodes, I can pitch to PBS Kids with the professionalism and heart this project deserves. And if the distribution model aligns, I’ll extend the program to hospital networks like those run by the Seacrest Foundation. I’ve already seen the possibilities—like the incredible media set up at Cook Children’s Hospital in Fort Worth. Many major hospitals have internal programming that includes music and creative outlets, providing children with vital joy and expression during their toughest times. I want Drawing Magic to be part of that effort, a beacon of light and creativity for kids who need it most.

Stay tuned...