In addition to providing unique, high-quality published products to distinct and obscure markets, my second and most important mission is to provide work and motivation for preteens (ages 10-12) and senior citizens.

I enjoy recognizing and encouraging artistic children to not allow anyone to stop their pursuit of an artistic dream if they love what they do. By enlisting their help for special projects I hope to introduce them to the world of independent publishing and art products marketing. I want HWP to be an inspiration and an example that, though worthy of consideration, there are ways to succeed other than striving for a broker, agent, publisher or art gallery to accept work. It is important to me that the youth whom I influence realize that if the traditional methods of marketing their work is not effective or is not an option, they can still share their talent with the world and make a living doing something they love.

The mission to seniors is similar, but mainly to provide non-stressful work that will not depend upon performance that is no longer possible. I want those who work on special projects for HWP to be able to supplement their income from time to time by picking up work that is gratifying and fun.

HWP will be fair in payment for services rendered, and will always be committed to helping these often unfairly labeled and forgotten segments of society.