In addition to producing and installing large exhibitions and commissions for galleries, artists, TV, film, and theater, Neon Workshops instructs a diverse student base. “We've taught everyone from priests, to long-distance lorry drivers, to people in the medical industry, and of course students and creatives as well.” Teaching, fabrication, and installation services make up their main income streams. They also have an e-commerce store where people can buy products like limited-edition neons, books, or posters. And soon, they hope to diversify that even more. They’re expanding into building and selling an electron bombarder, a machine that creates light, so people can continue working with neon after a workshop if they choose. These machines aren’t just for workshop students, though—they'll also be aimed at colleges and universities to teach students the art of creating neon.