Getting Started is uncomplicated and simple.
SUBJECTS
Art Styles
- Still-life
- Composition
- Object Drawing
- Landscape
- Portraiture
- Anatomy
- Design
- Calligraphy
- Geometry
- Surrealism
- Abstraction
- Pop
- Narrative art
- Folk art
- Tribal art
Media
- Pencil shading
- Dry brush
- Pastels
- Acrylics
- Watercolour
- Oils
- Charcoal
- Chinese Ink
- Black Japan
- Crayons
- Mix-media
- Tempera
- Fabric colour
- Earth colours
- Rangoli
- Digital art
- Murals
Materials
- Paper
- Canvas
- Board
- Panel
- Fabric
- Textile
- Found objects
- Clay modelling
- Papier Mache
Techniques
- Pencil steadiness
- Line drawing
- Shading
- Blurring
- Blotting
- Brush strokes
- Perspective
- Proportions
- Chiaroscuro
- Drip/ action painting
- Collage
- Montage
- Sgraffito
- Combing
- Scratching
3 months course
8-14 years- 1 class per week
- class duration 45 mins
- total 12 classes in 3 months
3 months course
15 years +- 1 class per week
- class duration 1 hour
- total 12 classes in 3 months
6 months course
8-14 years- 1 class per week
- class duration 45 mins
- total 24 classes in 6 months
6 months course
15 years +- 1 class per week
- class duration 1 hour
- total 24 classes in 6 months
Mentorship
8-14 years- 1 class per week
- class duration 45 mins
- pay as you go per class
Mentorship
15 years +- 1 class per week
- class duration 45 mins
- pay as you go per class
COURSES
3 months
Beginner (3 months)
Month 1/3
| Introduction – techniques of acrylic painting |
| Dry brush – front ground, middle ground, and background |
| Bird – using dry brush without drawing |
| Object drawing from household items |
| Still life – fruit and, or vegetable |
Month 2/3
| Sgraffito/ combing/ scratching |
| Flowers – using direct colours or draw and colour |
| Objects – any object draw and colour |
| Human face – draw eyes, nose, ears, lips, and complete face |
| Design making – geometrical, ornamental, floral or abstract |
Month 3/3
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Wet-n-wet – different types of abstract form which can be your painting
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| Landscape – draw and colour with wet n wet technique |
| Abstract art form of trees or clouds |
| Cityscape – sky, land, building, shops, market etc. |
| Folk arts of India |
6 months
Intermediate (6 months)
Month 1/6
| Introduction – pencil shading, tonal variation |
| Object drawing and shading |
| Variation of grounds |
| Landscape with shading work |
Month 2/6
| Tree study with pencil and dry pastels |
| Human face study with pencil and dry pastels |
| Still life (drawing & shading) |
| Different types of textures with pencil and dry pastels |
Month 3/6
| Using colour pencil, dry pastels, and watercolours |
| Landscape with oil pastel |
| Landscape with watercolours |
| Object/ birds/ animals study |
Month 4/6
| Using oil pastels for objects drawing |
| Using dry pastels for birds drawing |
| How to draw a horse or any other animal |
| Using different media to colour the animals |
Month 5/6
| Watercolour – do(s) and don’t(s) techniques of watercolour |
| Use of different brush strokes/ lighter to darker |
| Indian folk art – types and learn (any one type of Indian folk art) |
| Design – geometrical design, ornamental design, floral design, and abstract design |
Month 6/6
| Introduction of acrylic colour – strokes, shading, layers etc. |
| Stencil/ printing designs |
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Wet n Wet – creating abstract forms
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| Sgraffito or scratching – making cards |
Mentorship
Advanced (1 year & above)
Individualized Study
Ideal for individuals busy work schedules who wish to nurture and develop their passion for the arts. This program begins with a minimum 10 sessions.
Your interest can be fulfilled with a maximum of 10 classes each.
Custom subjects
Subject customized to meet individual needs and interests. Great for art enthusiasts and amateurs wish to explore possibilities in becoming a professional trained artist or you have a interest of becoming familiar with the various techniques methodologies of the fine arts.
Choose from your desired artistic trends, styles, media, materials; as well as skills, and crafts development.
One on one focus
Tailored to your interests in art, in a way that encourages intellectual engagement with artforms.
Great for people who wish to learn how artists tend to think and function.
The mentorship program is best for long-term pursuits that aim at reaching significant levels of proficiency.
Classes
• Each class 40 minutes
• There are 4 classes per month
• Individual reference will be for each student
• End of 3/6 months course of study the prospective student will be awarded a certificate of fine arts.
• Recommendations and an reference letters will be provided by request at the end of each program of study
Timings
- New York – 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM
- Texas – 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM
- California – 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM
- Boston – 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM
- London – 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM
- Singapore – 8:00 AM to 9:30 AM