My name is Nishi Pahuja, and I'm the creator of Triple-O Art. I'm in 10th grade at Frisco High School and I created this idea in 2019 after having a bit of free time during school and drawing characters with the holes of my paper being used as their faces. By distributing our product to schools in need in the DFW area, this idea will branch out into even more and allow kids to learn the basic skills they'll need throughout their lives.

I am Mehul Pahuja, a 9th grader at Frisco High, and the co-creator of Triple-O Art. When I first saw this, I thought it was very unique compared to other types of art I’ve seen. Most people would focus on the face of an art piece with a person, but in this you can only focus on the other aspects of the person. I hope that this idea will be able to help many kids in need in Dallas with some basic skills.

Research shows that hole-punch activities apart from its official purposes also help in strengthening the muscles of the forearm, hand, and fingers as well as it increases eye-hand coordination of small kids. These small-muscle and coordination skills are needed for important tasks, such as feeding and dressing oneself, holding a pencil to write, and using a computer keyboard.