Art Lessons

Studio Art 6th - 12th Grade

Your Teen Deserves More Than Just Online Videos

Select Lesson Time

 

Studio Art Lessons

Small-Group Instruction

Beginners Welcome

55min Weekly

 

Mondays 5:00pm & 7:00pm

Beginning thru Advanced

Drawing & Painting

 

Tuesdays 4:30pm & 5:00pm

Beginning thru Advanced

Drawing, Painting, Sculpting & Pottery Wheel-throwing

 

Wednesdays 4:30pm

Beginning thru Advanced

Drawing, Painting, Sculpting & Pottery Wheel-throwing

 

Art Show Opportunities

College Art Portfolio Prep Available Upon Request

 

Art Lessons designed to build teen artists are more than just a technique video. Many families from Beaverton, Lake Oswego, Tigard, Tualatin, West Linn, and Wilsonville, choose Studio Art lessons because students learn in a real creative community with personalized instruction. Teens need to be in community, with customized art lessons that build self-confidence through problem solving challenges in creating their ideas in art; teens meet new friends creating along with them.

Personal 1:1 input for your teen, in a safe and encouraging environment, speeds up learning and advancement in art skill growth as they focus on still-life, landscape or figure and animal forms.

“Mosaic Arts Loft art lessons are educational, fun and a great way to challenge the way you think and problem solve while each person makes something unique & special. At Mosaic my daughter has developed her observation skills, hand eye coordination, her technical drawing & painting skills along with sculpting clay and pottery wheel throwing. Now as her confidence to create has grown, she is realizing and developing her own distinctive style with the materials. I love talking with her about her work as she has learned to articulate her ideas, decisions and process. Through learning about art and making, she is learning to translate her thoughts, feelings & interests into beautiful art pieces. We are so very thankful to be a part of the Mosaic Arts Loft and for all that they offer us and the Sherwood community.”

Michelle Tobia Crow
Artist, Mosaic Student Parent

 

Students graduating from Art Intro: K-5th often continue into Studio Art as they begin developing more independent artistic skills and personal creative direction.; Art Teachers bring 1:1 art skill training to the Artist as they learn and grow, developing their own personal style as they bring story into their artworks.

Art skill training for beginner through advanced in how to draw, how to paint, how to sculpt with hand-building ceramics and throwing on a potter’s wheel.

As students continue developing their artistic skills through high school, many later transition into Studio Art Lessons: 18yrs – Adults to continue advanced art training beyond their teen years.