There are a great number of people who have many hidden talents and skills in digital art and do not have a place to support them to explore and develop these skills. We think more people with autism should work in the industry.

We have created a place that is not constrained by external influences such as accreditation or outcomes linked to grant funding. This enables our students to express themselves without fear of failure, a secure platform can then be established enabling us to push peoples boundaries and support them to develop as individuals, not just as digital artists. Our students have enabled us to do that by paying for their training themselves, this means they are in control.

Our studio is a digital art studio, it is nothing else. Students who come to us know that they are going to come to a studio to become digital artists, when you walk in the door you know where you are.

We also have a studioin S2 - Flycheese Studio, Unit 3 and 4, Harland Works, 70 John St, S2 4QU.