Drawing Health

with Georgia Webber

A podcastlive weekly class, and annual Graphic Medicine Murmuration

Build a comics practice that works for you and your body.

All levels of experience and statuses of health welcome. 

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Drawing Health podcast is here!

I’m Georgia, a comics artist and teacher.

I found my way back to creativity after chronic health issues put my body at war with my art.

I make comics as an act of befriending my whole self — the mess especially — and you’re invited to join me, through my classes and mentorship work.

Ever in my own process of unlearning coloniality, I love self-discovery and don’t expect perfection from anyone — especially myself.

I teach to share what I learn, and I teach to learn from those who share themselves and their knowledge with me.

Do not be a “good student” in my classes. Be you!

Drawing Health Weekly Class

Drawing Health is one hour every Saturday morning for you to connect with yourself, in the support of community, to support your health and creativity. 

Think of it like a yoga class, or a meditation group, but for your drawing! A personal practice, in a shared online space, with guidance. We use a theme, some guided meditation, drawing time, and the option to share and discuss our experiences.

Saturdays, 11am - 12pm

$35 USD/month

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Where did DH come from? Why do you do it, and why should I?

Everything we do in Drawing Health is coming from my own need to repair the relationship between my health and my creativity.

In my short life, I’ve had so many health issues that seemed at odds with my creative practice.

  • Intractable hand and arm pain stopped me drawing.

  • Chronic insomnia kept me feeling exhausted and behind on life.

  • Undiagnosed neurodivergence added pressure to perform normalcy.

  • Chronic unexplained voice pain felt like punishment for talking.

  • Trauma living in my body made every moment, especially alone, feel threatening and bewildering.

  • All of these symptoms, and the lack of guidance, support, and answers made me angry, desperate, depressed, and drawn to numbing myself out.

Drawing, writing, dancing, making comics - these were all supposed to be intuitive and cathartic, helping me get through. Instead, they were distant, pressured, and resulted in pain for hours or days that I couldn’t prevent.

Finally, I decided that I don’t want my body to be the enemy of my self-expression, so I made Drawing Health to practice a kinder way.

Using compassionate self-investigation, following my emotional landscape to new creative paths and locations, I am now making my art from a place of self-attunement.

In the support of small group Drawing Health sessions, I am utilizing skills I learned over many years from studying and practicing yoga, meditation, Craniosacral Therapy, herbalism, Continuum Movement, and Emotionally Integrated Voice.

I generate these practices spontaneously according to my own needs each week, and then offer you space to come along, join in, and ultimately practice listening to yourself with care.

Your body is not opposed to your creativity; it’s the source.

Want to deeply transform your relationship to health and learn to make graphic medicine comics with deep support?

The Graphic Medicine Murmuration is coming March 21st, 2026

DRAWING HEALTH PODCAST

New episodes weekly on Sundays - Coming Dec 21, 2025

Drawing Health is a podcast about the intersection of comics and health, also called Graphic Medicine.

Through community interviews and guided audio practices, we explore the worlds within ourselves and without, nurturing your creative practice, inspiration, and personal health journey.

Health and creativity are not at odds, they are two expressions of you. 

Some Testimonials

“It’s not that you’re going to get a product, it’s the process of doing this thing, of experiencing the drawing, finding out how something feels, even listening and getting ideas from somebody else. It’s all process, and people accepting other people where they are.”

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“My sense of self and attitude towards my body and what it does for me, even through a disabled lens, has softened as a result of her insight and the warm, encouraging community her classes create!”

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“It feels like connection to me. The way Georgia incorporates somatic stuff into the experience really helps to anchor connection, it enhances the possibility of connection – it’s an aspect of her classes I really appreciate.”

“Without judgment or expectation, with open embrace and acceptance, her class was a breath of fresh air sorely needed. I’m proud of what I accomplished and never thought I’d get a chance to learn drawing from a comic artist, especially one who shares in being differently-abled and using art as a means through.”

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“I’ve really enjoyed and benefited from Georgia’s gentle guidance into meditation and its intersection with comics and creating. I’ve met and found long lasting friendships from those in her workshops.”

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“I left with certainty that she’s not only doing work that matters as a teacher, but that I am also as her student …and moreso, that I matter. That, how I see things matters. My voice matters.”