Figure Study Open Class
Grades: 7th-11th
Students will create a charcoal drawing on gray paper with a focus on constructing a realistic eye. This class builds strong foundational drawing skills essential for figure and portrait work.
Date: Saturday, January 31
Time: 11:15 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.
Fee: $50 class fee
Topic: Eye Study

Skills students will learn:
Accurate eye structure and proportion
Charcoal shading and value control
Observation and visual analysis
Hand eye coordination and drawing discipline
Open Class Events
Fine Art Portfolio Classes for Middle and High School Students
Grades: 7th-11th
Give your student the confidence, skills, and guidance needed to build a strong art portfolio. These focused studio classes help young artists develop technical ability, creative thinking, and presentation skills while receiving feedback from experienced instructors.
Date: Friday, February 6
Time: 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Fee: $50 class fee
Project:

What students can expect:
Create a Mixed Media Portrait Collage
Learn what it takes to create a high quality artwork for portfolio
Receive a skills assessment or project review from our Portfolio Director for future growth
Digital Art Portfolio Open Class
Grades: 7th-11th
This digital art class helps students translate traditional art skills into a digital format while creating a polished portfolio piece. Ideal for students interested in illustration, animation, or design pathways.
Date: Saturday, February 14
Time: 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Fee: $50 class fee
Topic: Human Portrait or Animal Portrait


Skills students will learn:
Portrait structure and anatomy
Creative problem solving in digital media
Event Recap: Open Class - Portfolio Fundamentals for Young Artists (Oct 25)
On October 25, we hosted an engaging Free Open Class designed to help young artists elevate their portfolios. Participants explored mixed media techniques, creating unique portrait collages that pushed creative boundaries. The class also covered key portfolio building principles, focusing on composition, creativity, and concept development—critical for standing out in college applications or professional opportunities. Students also received personalized feedback during a skills assessment from our Portfolio Director, helping them refine their work. It was an inspiring day of artistic growth, and we look forward to hosting more events like this in the future.









