Virtual Art Classes, Parties & Videos
Frequently Asked Questions
The 5-11 age range is wide to allow siblings and friends to participate together. My art lessons are visual in nature and each child is encouraged to participate at his/her own level. My style of teaching offers structured guidance that helps the younger children feel supported and creative freedom that allows more advanced students to exercise their artistic license.
Older kids, tweens and teens can form their own class with just 4 participants. Choose a day/time from my weekly schedule and lock in your their preferred age group, pending availability.
Can My Child Really Learn To Draw Using Your Virtual Art Lessons?
YES!
Whether your child learns to draw with us in a weekly live zoom after school art class or in an art birthday party or by following along with a pre-recorded art lesson video - we teach children how to draw one-step-at-a-time using black permanent marker on acid free white art paper. Our instructors draw step-by-step on large paper so everyone can see. Each child draws on his/her own paper at home.
Our “no mistakes in art” approach to drawing promotes creative problem solving and fosters individual interpretation.
We provide just the right balance of structure and creative freedom so that everyone may experience the joy of a successful outcome.
The results are as varied as the children are themselves, and the colors they choose during the finishing process reflect their individuality even more.
What if we don’t have the right supplies?
No worries!
Your child can use whatever supplies you have at home.
We know from experience that a black permanent marker provides a strong, bold line. It also reinforces the “no mistakes in art” aspect of the art lesson. Acid free art paper won’t crumble and turn yellow, ever, if stored properly in a cool, dry place.
However, if you don’t have a sharpie and you don’t have acid free art paper - your child can draw with a ballpoint pen or a black colored pencil on regular copy paper.
No matter what your child draws on or draws with - the benefits of making art are real.
We DO recommend that you put something under the drawing to protect the work surface. A plastic place mat, an impervious table cover, or a thick paper mat (made out of poster board) will work.
What subjects do your art lessons cover?
Animals
People
Landmarks
Popular Characters
Mythical Creatures
Architecture
Food
Insects
Flowers
Modes Of Transportation
Seasonal
And More!
Do you recommend certain art supplies?
YES
Black Permanent Markers
Acid Free White Art Paper
Crayons
Markers
Colored Pencils
Watercolor Paint
Oil Pastels
Chalk Pastels
Can you show my child AND i HOW TO USE THE ART SUPPLIES YOU RECOMMEND?
Yes!
Each week on Monday morning at 6am, a media demo video will be released on the ArtzHub NC YouTube Channel.
These short videos provide parents and kids with a close up view of what to expect for the coming week’s art lesson and how to use the recommended art supplies.
No previous Experience or special skill is necessary to learn how to draw.
Drawing is a teachable skill.
Like learning to ride a bike or play a musical instrument, learning to draw is a "quality of life" skill that brings joy, provides a positive outlet, and enhances lives.
New students can be sure they will love learning to draw from the very first lesson, and returning students can look forward to new art lessons week after week.
We encourage you to draw together as a family to see how much fun this is!