Question 1

When do I need to arive for class?

Accepted Answer

We ask that you arrive to class no earlier than 10 minutes before your scheduled time.  Parents, feel free to drop off your student and pick them up at the end of class.  Or if you choose to stay, there will be seating in the lobby for you and any other siblings.

Question 2

Can I sit in with my child?

Accepted Answer

You can certainly stick around for the lesson! However we ask you to sit in the lobby. Most parents take this opportunity to go shopping or to a quick appointment!

Question 3

What if I cant make it to a lesson?

Accepted Answer

For group classes, we have one makeup class per six-week session, which is usually done at the end of the session. So if things get a little wacky at home and you miss a lesson, we'll be happy to catch the artist up to his/her classmates.
 
For private lessons, we ask for at least a 4 hour notice or as soon as you can possibly let us know. There is a full class charge for a "no show" (no call, no notice).

Question 4

Do you accept EPIC and Respit Vouchers?

Accepted Answer

Epic- Yes! Just provide the child's epic number on our registration sheet and we'll be happy to provide lessons! However if the money does run out and there's a remaining fee we do require that payment from the parents. 
Vouchers- Yes again! Please bring the voucher to the first class filled out with your address and signature.

Question 5

How much are private lessons?

Accepted Answer

$30 per hour and that includes supplies. We also offer hour and a half classes at $45 and semi-private (two students) classes at $25 per student per hour. For younger kids we recomend a 45 minute class which is $25 a lesson.

Question 6

How do I sign my kid up for private art lessons?

Accepted Answer

Call us and let us know your child's name, age, interests in art and what days of the week and times you are available. We will do our best to fit you in with one of our teachers and get back with you when you can start.

Question 7

What will the art class teach?

Accepted Answer

Our private classes are student-led, so whatever the artist is interested in. We can explore acrylic paints, watercolor still-lifes, sculpting food with oven-bake clay, building castles with cardboard boxes and a healthy dose of hot glue and so much more! We are only limited by the students' creativity and our supplies, though we can get supplies for a specialized project for a supply fee depending on the project.

If you are looking for something more structured, we do that too. We have homeschool students who come to learn art history, techniques and more. Just let us know what you want to learn and we will do our best to teach it (even if we have to learn it ourselves).

FAQ

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