It's tough being a kid! Life demands a lot from them and they're expected to learn so many things with "the right way" of doing them. This isn't one more thing they need to worry about getting right.
Instead, your pup and I will get together on Zoom each week and we'll make something together. There's no strict lesson plan, no "right way" to make their project and no rules they need to follow. I'll walk them through a project step by step, then give them the creative freedom to take it wherever they want using their own colors, their own wonky lines and their imagination.
They'll get an hour with me and a small group of kids where the whole point is play and imagination. We'll giggle, share ideas and we'll have a total blast in the process!
While they're busy having so much fun, they don't even realize they're building important skills along the way including:
drawing fundamentals
creative problem-solving
self-expression
fine motor skills
self-esteem and confidence
observation skills
patience and focus
social skills from creating alongside other kids.

There's no "right way" here, no correct result to chase, no crooked line waiting to get erased and no strict rules. They make it their way, perfectly imperfect.
Class is maxed at 12 kids so every single one gets real feedback, real guidance, and gets to know the other kids in their group.
They're having a blast, and real skills are building the whole time. They just think they're playing.
Your kid gets me, every single week, not a rotating cast of instructors. We'll build a relationship based on trust, consistency and fun.
Every lesson comes with a step-by-step PDF exercise to follow along with and keep. The instructions are simple and clear so that they can follow it confidently, no matter their experience level.
Here's the beautiful thing about art... you really don't need anything fancy to start. A pencil, some paper and something to add a splash of color will get you going, and we build from there. If you've already got art supplies at home, great!
If you don't, please don't run out and buy a bunch of stuff. Just start with a few things.
Must-Haves:
Paper, a little thicker than printer paper if you've got it (around 8x10 or 9x12)
A pencil
Something to add color: crayons, pastels, colored pencils, and/or markers
Nice-to-Haves:
Stickers
Glitter pens
Black paper
Pastels
Paints of any kind... gouache, acrylic, watercolor, or tempera
A few brushes and a little palette for mixing
Water for brushes and paper towel for blotting