Drawing Classes Near Me

Perfect for curious creators, this week-long camp lets young artists explore a little bit of everything! Each day features a brand-new project in a different art medium, giving children the chance to experiment, discover what they love, and build confidence in their creative abilities. Campers will dive into painting, drawing, collage, sculpture, mixed media, and more—no two sessions are the same! With guided instruction and plenty of room for personal expression, kids get to try a wide range of techniques, tools, and materials in a fun, relaxed environment. By the end of the week, each child will have a diverse collection of artworks and a better understanding of all the exciting ways they can create. This camp is the perfect adventure for young artists who love variety, creativity, and hands-on exploration! ​For full day please pack a NUT FREE snack and lunch. Half day only a NUT FREE snack. PLEASE EMAIL A PDF REGISTRATION FORM & MEDICAL PRIOR TO THE START OF CAMP TO bethel@thegigglingpig.com

Spend your vacation getting creative! Come on over to Studio on the Common for some nonstop, art-filled fun! We'll have a new project each day, so you can sign up for just one day or the whole week (but we don't recommend signing up for the morning and the afternoon on the same day as the projects do repeat). With a creative mix of drawing, painting, sculpture, and mixed media projects it's sure to be a blast!

Let’s practice our drawing techniques with this Beatrix Potter inspired mouse! Potter was a popular English writer and illustrator, responsible for classic stories such as “Peter Rabbit”. This week we are mimicking her whimsical style to draw an adorable mouse. Students will get to practice line and form to set up a successful composition with a distinct background and foreground. They will also learn valuable cross hatching techniques to express value and light.

Let’s practice our drawing techniques with this Beatrix Potter inspired mouse! Potter was a popular English writer and illustrator, responsible for classic stories such as “Peter Rabbit”. This week we are mimicking her whimsical style to draw an adorable mouse. Students will get to practice line and form to set up a successful composition with a distinct background and foreground. They will also learn valuable cross hatching techniques to express value and light.

Let’s practice our drawing techniques with this Beatrix Potter inspired mouse! Potter was a popular English writer and illustrator, responsible for classic stories such as “Peter Rabbit”. This week we are mimicking her whimsical style to draw an adorable mouse. Students will get to practice line and form to set up a successful composition with a distinct background and foreground. They will also learn valuable cross hatching techniques to express value and light.

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) Exercise the imagination at the ART House. This class is designed for preschool children aged 4 and 5 to introduce them to art and proper classroom behavior. In this class they will work on fine motor skills through creating art! Your child will practice using scissors, holding a pencil and paint brush, and much more through drawing, painting, and sculpting. Classes are limited in sizes so sign your child up today!

In this four-week advanced drawing workshop, artists will explore pop culture–inspired illustration while building real drawing skills along the way. Each week we’ll dive into current favorites turning them into bold, expressive drawings. Artists will learn how to draw faces and figures with confidence, capture personality and emotion, and level up their line work, shading, and composition. This class is perfect for kids who are ready to take their skills to the next level in a fun, supportive studio environment. ✨ What we’ll focus on: • Stylized portraits & character drawing • Proportions, facial features & expressions • Clean line work, inking & shading techniques • Turning favorite pop culture moments into original art By the end of the session, artists will leave with a collection of polished drawings and stronger skills they can use in sketchbooks long after class ends. 🖤 Trendy. Creative. Skill-building. 🎧 Bring the inspiration — we’ll bring the tools.

Full day of creativity and fun painting, drawing, slime and free play

The Young Artist class at The Atelier School of Art is a one-hour session designed for kids ages 5-8. This class introduces young learners to the fundamentals of art through fun, hands-on projects that explore color, shape, texture, and composition. Using a variety of materials, students build confidence in their creativity while developing fine motor skills and artistic expression in a supportive, engaging environment.

The Adult Studio Art class at The Atelier School of Art is designed for artists of all skill levels, from beginners looking to explore creativity to experienced artists wanting to refine their techniques. This class covers drawing, painting, printmaking, and mixed media, with personalized guidance to help each student develop their artistic style. Students will learn composition, color theory, perspective, and various artistic techniques while working with different mediums such as acrylics, watercolors, charcoal, and pastels. Whether you’re looking to build foundational skills, expand your creative practice, or simply enjoy a relaxing artistic experience, this class provides a supportive and inspiring environment to grow as an artist.

The Kids' Studio class at The Atelier School of Art is a one-hour session for ages 8-11, focusing on building foundational art skills while encouraging creativity and personal expression. Students explore drawing, painting, printmaking, and mixed media through guided projects that introduce important artistic concepts such as composition, color theory, and technique. This class is designed to help young artists develop their skills and confidence in a fun and supportive environment.

The Middle School Art class at The Atelier School of Art is a one-hour session for ages 11-13, designed to help students refine their artistic skills while exploring different mediums and techniques. This class covers drawing, painting, printmaking, and sculpture, with a focus on composition, perspective, shading, and color theory. Students are encouraged to develop their unique artistic voice while building a strong foundation in both traditional and contemporary art practices.

Each session we will focus on a new medium , creating amazing works throughout the 4 weeks. This is an introduction to artistic forms and skill-building within many mediums, creating frameworthy fun projects throughout the year. September - Ink and watercolor Birds October - Watercolor Pencil Leaves November - Oil Pastel a la Monet January - Clay & Acrylic February - Landscape Watercolor March - Pencil Drawing and Watercolor Pencil April - Acrylic Paint May - Mixed Media

This year, in "Art In Nature", we will study 8 artists who are famous for their depictions of nature. Our fine art projects will include drawing in graphite and colored pencil; painting in acrylic and watercolor; sculpting in foam clay; blending with oil pastels; scratch board; as well as mixed and multi-media work. September:  Drawing, Pen & Ink, and Watercolor with Audubon October: Watercolor Pencil & Composition with Goldworthy November: Oil Pastel and Reflection with Monet January: Black and White Scratch Board animal art with Rosseau February: Landscape Watercolor painting with Bierstadt and Cole March: Oil Pastel and Color Theory with Thiebaud  April: Drawing & Acrylic Painting with Hokusai May: Mixed Media Landscape and Underwater with Wyland

Each session we will focus on a new medium , creating amazing works throughout the 4 weeks. This is an introduction to artistic forms and skill-building within many mediums, creating frameworthy fun projects throughout the year. September - Ink and watercolor Birds October - Watercolor Pencil Leaves November - Oil Pastel a la Monet January - Clay & Acrylic February - Landscape Watercolor March - Pencil Drawing and Watercolor Pencil April - Acrylic Paint May - Mixed Media

In Drawing/Painting Class we will create a variety of fine art projects focusing on technique and style, composition, brushwork, and systematic practice. KVArteest will give input on our subject matter, as we together decide what we want to learn.

Each session we will focus on a new medium , creating amazing works throughout the 4 weeks. This is an introduction to artistic forms and skill-building within many mediums, creating frameworthy fun projects throughout the year. September - Ink and watercolor Birds October - Watercolor Pencil Leaves November - Oil Pastel a la Monet January - Clay & Acrylic February - Landscape Watercolor March - Pencil Drawing and Watercolor Pencil April - Acrylic Paint May - Mixed Media

Each session we will focus on a new medium , creating amazing works throughout the 4 weeks. This is an introduction to artistic forms and skill-building within many mediums, creating frameworthy fun projects throughout the year. September - Ink and watercolor Birds October - Watercolor Pencil Leaves November - Oil Pastel a la Monet January - Clay & Acrylic February - Landscape Watercolor March - Pencil Drawing and Watercolor Pencil April - Acrylic Paint May - Mixed Media

This year, in "Art In Nature", we will study 8 artists who are famous for their depictions of nature. Our fine art projects will include drawing in graphite and colored pencil; painting in acrylic and watercolor; sculpting in foam clay; blending with oil pastels; scratch board; as well as mixed and multi-media work. September:  Drawing, Pen & Ink, and Watercolor with Audubon October: Watercolor Pencil & Composition with Goldworthy November: Oil Pastel and Reflection with Monet January: Black and White Scratch Board animal art with Rosseau February: Landscape Watercolor painting with Bierstadt and Cole March: Oil Pastel and Color Theory with Thiebaud  April: Drawing & Acrylic Painting with Hokusai May: Mixed Media Landscape and Underwater with Wyland

This year, in "Art In Nature", we will study 8 artists who are famous for their depictions of nature. Our fine art projects will include drawing in graphite and colored pencil; painting in acrylic and watercolor; sculpting in foam clay; blending with oil pastels; scratch board; as well as mixed and multi-media work. September:  Drawing, Pen & Ink, and Watercolor with Audubon October: Watercolor Pencil & Composition with Goldworthy November: Oil Pastel and Reflection with Monet January: Black and White Scratch Board animal art with Rosseau February: Landscape Watercolor painting with Bierstadt and Cole March: Oil Pastel and Color Theory with Thiebaud  April: Drawing & Acrylic Painting with Hokusai May: Mixed Media Landscape and Underwater with Wyland

In Drawing/Painting Class we will create a variety of fine art projects focusing on technique and style, composition, brushwork, and systematic practice. KVArteest will give input on our subject matter, as we together decide what we want to learn.