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KidsArt

We show the student how to draw and paint, step-by-step, over and over, using different subject matter and different media. We guide each student every step of the way until little by little that student can draw alone without frustration.
Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Classes
KidsArt teaches beginning, intermediate and advanced fine art drawing and painting techniques to children from ages 4-12, teens, and adults. Students are taught individually and work from their own program, taking into account personal interests and special needs. Classes are held year-round.
Mommy/Daddy & Me
Starting at age 3, some KidsArt studios offer classes for 3-4 year olds to take with a parent. Parents are taught how to help their young child learn to draw. This class is a joint class for both child and parent.
Home School Classes
KidsArt will work with home school groups within or outside our regular studio class times. Groups may come to our studios to be instructed in drawing, painting, clay sculpture, cartooning, animation, figure drawing, portraiture and more.
Workshops
Specialized workshops are also available. These may include Clay Sculpture, Cartooning, Animation, Figure Drawing & Portraiture, Printmaking and more.
Parents & Grandparents
Parents and grandparents are welcome to join their child/grandchild in the same class. Since we teach students individually, adults can work on their own program in the same class as a child. Children who see their adult role models appreciating and participating in broadening their artistic knowledge and abilities, gain valuable lessons beyond art instruction. This is a wonderful way to spend quality time with family members, and learn at the same time!
My Child Couldn't Have Done That!
Parents have said to us that it is not possible that their child is doing the work herself. The teacher must have done most of it, they insist! The teachers at KidsArt do not touch the work more than 10%-15%, and when they do it is for instructional purposes. So, how does your child's work look so fantastic, particularly when he can't do the same thing at home alone? Because it is no different than baking a cake with help or writing an essay for English class. With the teacher's guidance, it comes out better when the student is shown what to do. This is part of the learning process. Repetition, experience and continued education will work towards making the student more independent and more capable. This is our goal at KidsArt.