"Nature inspired art" invites students to explore the beauty and creativity found in the natural world. Through painting, sculpture, weaving, and mixed media, students will discover how different artists have drawn inspiration from nature’s forms, patterns, and materials. From Giuseppe Arcimboldo’s imaginative portraits to the flowing designs of nature-inspired architecture, each lesson encourages hands-on experimentation using organic elements.

Students will develop their artistic skills while connecting to the world around them.

Class Overview:

1. Painting + Sculpture – Mixed Media Art

2. Weaving with Nature – Patterns in Textiles

3. Giuseppe Arcimboldo – Portraits Made of Nature

4. Art with no tools – Natural Sculptures

5. Nature-Inspired Architecture – Curves & Colors in Design

6. The Magic of Glass Art – Inspired by Dale Chihuly

7. Sculpting with Rocks – Finding Beauty in Simplicity

8. Japanese Flower Arranging – The Art of Balance

9. Cultural Patterns in Nature – Repeating Designs Across the World

10. The Beauty of Shadows – Light, Movement & Nature

Art History- Masterpieces" invites students on a journey through the most iconic works of art in history. From ancient civilizations to contemporary creations, each class will explore a different style, technique, or era. Through this exploration, students will not only gain an understanding of the rich history of art, but will also transform these artistic influences into their own unique masterpieces.

1. Children will have the opportunity to become more aware of art history while equally gaining the ability to be creative and hands on.

   *Purchasing 10 Week curriculum comes with Class kit! So you can see the materials first hand and try them out before you teach.

   Class Overview

   1. The Human Form in Ancient Art

   2. Totem Poles – Symbols and Stories

   3. 3.Illuminated Manuscripts – The Art of Book Design

   4. Comparing Asian and Western Perspective Drawings

   5. The Power of Portraits

   6. Michelangelo and the Sistine Chapel

   7. Realism vs. Idealism

   8. The Movement of Rodin’s Sculptures

   9. Toulouse-Lautrec and the Art of Posters

   10. The Surreal World of Salvador Dalí

This 10-class curriculum, "Head to Toe," takes your child on an exciting journey through the world of everyday accessories! From hats to clothing to watches and more, we’ll uncover fascinating origins, explore cultural connections, and share fun facts about the items we use every day. Some sessions will spotlight famous works of art or design that feature these accessories, while others will dive into their rich histories and how they’ve evolved over time.

It’s a fun and educational way for kids to see how the things we wear tell stories about creativity, culture, and history.

Class Overview:

1. Hats – More Than Just Fashion

2. Glasses – A Visionary Evolution

3. Picture Frames – More Than Just Borders

4. Musical Instruments – Sounds of the World

5. Masks – Expressions of Culture and Identity

6. Neck Accessories – From Ancient Egypt to Modern Glamour

7. Cultural and Modern Fashion

8. Baskets and Bags – Carriers Through Time

9. Watches – Keeping Time Through History

10. Shoes – Walking Through Time

"Little Architects" invites students to roll up their sleeves to become little Architects! This curriculum blends art, engineering, and design!

Helping kids think like architects while developing spatial awareness, creativity, and problem-solving skills.

"Macro to Micro" invites children to explores the connection between nature, science, and art, encouraging kids to observe details both on a large scale (macro) and tiny scale (micro) while using creative, hands-on crafting techniques.

This curriculum blends environmental awareness, biology, and creativity, encouraging kids to think deeply about the world while crafting unique, meaningful art.