The Eden Prairie-based company currently operates six locations in Texas, including sites in San Antonio, Brownsville, and Mansfield. These existing studios serve as a proof of concept for the brand's model, which offers over 1,300 project-based art experiences for children aged 18 months to 12 years. By focusing on hands-on activities, the franchise aims to provide alternatives to traditional classroom settings and digital entertainment.

Justin Nihiser, a representative for the brand, noted that Texas families have shown a strong appetite for programs that foster social skills and confidence. This sentiment is echoed by Matt Rogers, who identifies the state’s demographic shift and community growth as the primary drivers for this expansion. The company is now vetting potential franchise partners who prioritize child development and community-focused business models. For entrepreneurs, the initiative offers a chance to tap into a market where parents are increasingly seeking structured, meaningful extracurricular options for their children.