Fostering creativity won’t just increase your child’s chances of becoming the next Picasso. You’re also helping them develop mentally, socially, and emotionally. Creating art boosts young children’s ability to analyse and problem-solve in myriad ways. All our teachers are professional artists holding/pursuing an art degree from top Fine Art colleges. In this online & live one on one session, following a structured curriculum, students seamlessly create and communicate. Program consists for 3 levels and each level has 4 modules: Level I Module 1) Linear Drawing & Colouring Learn visual elements such as line, colour, shape and space Techniques of pencil shading and colouring Drawing landscapes and animals Module 2) Art of Mixing Colors Names of colours, colour values and mixing paint Basic perspective drawing Imaginative painting inspired by festivals Imitate two grandmaster paintings Module 3) Going Back in Time Art styles, art history, and art appreciation from other cultures as students refer to the historical art timeline. Styles and topics include ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Gothic, Renaissance, Ancient cultures and folk art. Module 4) Individual Expression Using imagination as a resource and expressing through multiple mediums Create self portraits taking creative liberty Conveying different emotions through art Level II Module 5) Figure Drawing Learn simple human anatomy focused on their gestures/poses Paint favourite cartoon characters Module 6) Paint Your Environment Focus on sensory experience of students' relation & understanding of nature & their environment, pulling from personal life experiences with visual representation through art. Module 7) Art and Architecture Expose students to different styles of architecture. Compose different types of building and cityscapes. Module 8) Indian Folk & Tribal Art Introduced to different folk & tribal arts in India - Warli, Madhubani, Kalamkari & Indian Leather Puppets Learn style and pattern of different art forms while learning their history Level III Module 9) Fauvism Students are introduced to the bright and vibrant Fauvist style of painting. Works of significant artists in this movement will be introduced and imitated Module 10) Expressionism Introduced to expressionist artists where colours and shapes are not used in a way people see them, but as the artist feels them. Module 11) Abstract Art Introduced to abstract art, where students are encouraged to let the brush flow wherever it leads them. Works of significant artists of this movement will be observed to inspire artworks. Module 12) Pop Art Art in popular culture (such as television, film, and technology) will be exposed to the students Significant artists works in the genre will be introduced and imitated

Open for all skill levels

Material needed: Module 1 & 2: Drawing pencil, oil pastel, colours pencil and poster colours Module 3 to 6: Drawing pencil, colour pencil and poster colours Module 7 to 12 Drawing pencil, colour pencil, poster colour + acrylic or oil paint