Crayon & Cut was Gia's idea. She's 10, and she picks what goes in, tests every page, and tells us when something's boring. Her parents handle the rest: the website, the printing, the emails. If it made the bundle, it passed her.
Every page is drawn from scratch. No licensed characters, nothing borrowed from a stock library, and no AI-generated filler. The whole catalogue is built by a program we wrote, from real vector line art, which is why the letters are always the right shape and the mazes always have a solution.
That's also why this is 33 pages and not 6,000. We could pad it out with the same worksheet repeated two hundred times, the way the mega-bundles do. You'd never print page 300, and you'd know it.