Explore sketching, painting, collage, and sculpture in this hands-on class. Students experiment with a variety of materials and techniques to create unique, layered artworks.

In this four‑week class, students dive into character design and comic illustration. Guided lessons cover drawing proportions, facial expressions, dynamic poses, storytelling composition, and building their own short comic strip. At the end of the course, each student completes an original comic book brought to life through refined illustration skills.

Discover the beauty of math in art! Students explore geometry, symmetry, and pattern through painting, drawing, and collage—learning to blend creativity with logic.

Work with charcoal, graphite, and ink pens to deepen your understanding of drawing from life and imagination. Refine your technique, strengthen composition, and discover new expressive approaches to mark-making.

Students explore visual storytelling through the creation of comics! They develop characters, panels, and narrative flow while learning composition, gesture, and expression. This is class is a modified version of our classic comic book class for younger writer/readers. All levels of spelling and reading welcome!

In this 4‑session class, young artists explore the fundamentals of comic book creation—developing their own characters, experimenting with facial expressions, poses, costumes, and learning how to structure panels for narrative flow. By the end of the class, each student produces a short comic or strip brimming with their own characters and storytelling!

Learn the art of handmade books through folding, binding, and collage techniques. Experiment with structure and sequence as you design accordion books, zines, and tunnel forms. Combine craftsmanship and creativity to produce one-of-a-kind works of art that tell a story through both form and content.

Join this four-week drawing class where students explore dynamic techniques using charcoal, graphite, and colored pencils. Through guided instruction, participants focus on composition, creative mark-making, and concept development—either from real life or imagination. By the end, each student will complete a small portfolio showcasing expressive and technically developed drawings.