In our courses, we:

• Work with various materials (watercolor, gouache, pastel, and others)
• Study the fundamentals of academic drawing and painting
• Learn various techniques
• Dive into color studies
• Get familiar with composition and learn to realize our ideas
• Learn to sketch and work with line and form
• Study works by different artists and explore art history

The most effective teaching method involves not only explaining how and what to do from a professional's perspective but also walking this path thoughtfully together, addressing complex moments alongside students. This way, I can visually clarify difficult aspects through concrete examples and demonstrate various techniques while working with different materials. This approach makes the learning process engaging, accessible, understandable, and effective. It provides students with the satisfaction of achieving results.

In addition to regular classes, I offer workshops on weekends and art camps. During these sessions, we explore new materials, paint on canvases, sculpt, and engage in craft activities. It's a way to break away from daily learning and fully realize our boldest ideas. Additionally, children make new friends and immerse themselves in a light-hearted atmosphere.

The camps are primarily thematic, focused on holiday themes that coincide with school vacation periods.

Schedule:

Monday 16h00 – 19h00
Tuesday 16h00 – 19h00
Wednesday 16h00 – 19h00
Thursday 16h00 – 19h00
Friday 16h00 – 19h00

You can choose the time that suits you and the duration of the class: 1h, 1h30, 2h.

You can attend a free trial class in the group of your choice. We will have the opportunity to discuss everything and I can assess your child's skills and level. Your child will also have a chance to see if the atmosphere and format of the classes suit him/her for regular participation.

For children, creativity is not only a means of development but also a way to explore and express themselves in the world.

For adults, creativity is also beneficial as it allows for creating art objects, decorating the home, and giving gifts to loved ones. The key is to take time to reconnect, immerse yourself, and express your thoughts and emotions. My students often compare the drawing process to a form of meditation.