We're on vacation!
Wishing all of my art families the happiest of holidays, and a healthy start to the new year!
There will be no art lessons in January, but we'll see you again in February, 2021!
Registration for February lessons is now open.
Programs
Children's Art Lessons
Fuel your child's creative passion with dynamic art lessons designed to engage their innate curiosity and wonder about the world. Students will practice a variety of art making process and material each week. We get messy! We work 2-D, 3-D, small and large. At the start of each lesson we look at examples of professional artwork and critique what it could be about, how and why the artist created their work and what it means to us. Then we jump in and create! Emphasis is place on individuality and creative problem solving. Students are challenged to develop their unique talents they bring to the larger group.
Lessons are developed and taught by a certified K-12 Visual arts teacher and align with Maine state learning standards. Whether your child is Homeschooled, publicly or privately educated, visual arts lessons will tap into an important side of your child's academic and emotional development. Creative arts bolster confidence while having fun at any age!
Family Group Lessons
Gather the friends and family members in your bubble and create something fun together! Lessons can be booked for watercolor, chalk pastel drawing or printmaking. Choose a date/time that works for you and a medium you'd like to work in. There is no artistic background needed to participate and all supplies are included. The goal of each lesson is for everyone to leave with a new perspective on creating art, a beautiful work they are proud of, having spent quality time with others and having fun!
Our safety response to COVID-19:
All lessons are capped at 10 students. Family groups are encouraged to book together and allowed to sit together. Students are seated at least 6 feet apart from one another. Face coverings are required.
Where creative expression fuels self discovery,
the joy of making and an appreciation for individuality.
