With a background in early childhood, our team has designed developmentally appropriate art projects. These courses are frequently messy, loud, and always bring joy to the process of creating art. Early childhood art is more unstructured with free rein with materials. This is a period of exploration.

Our children’s courses provide some structure while encouraging creative freedom. Students are expected to deviate from project guidelines and stretch their imaginations. We are committed to the idea of beauty within imperfections.

As children work on their art, they are encouraged to explore and reflect on their feelings. Each session starts with a period of meditation, reflection, or prayer as students plan their work for the day.

During our teen art sessions, we discuss art theory and review historical art before launching into semi-complex projects. Teens are given structure through skill building periods, while still being allowed complete artistic freedom. Teens are encouraged to view art through a frame of beauty within imperfections.

While teens work on their projects, they are encouraged to reflect on their inner thoughts and include them within the art. Art provides a healthy outlet for the churning emotions common in adolescence. Each session starts with a period of meditation, reflection, or prayer as students plan their work for the day.

Our adult programs focus on the joy found in the act of creation and embracing our flaws. Find us at a local event using our calendar, or book us for an event or group! We are able to accommodate a year-long schedule of bookings, single events, and everything in-between.

For more information on our adult art program, please visit our Imperfect Perfection course page.