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Online Classes

 INTERACTIVE CLASSES TO CREATE FROM HOME

Our online art classes offer a fantastic opportunity for children to develop their art skills from the comfort of home. We know how busy schedules can be, so our flexible online classes make it easy to fit art into your child's routine.
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Led by the warm and welcoming artist Joella Wheatley, our courses provide guidance to support your child's wonderful creativity. Perfect for term time or school holidays, each session is designed to captivate young imaginations with exciting projects. Children will enhance their skills and deepen their understanding of art, expressing themselves creatively with confidence.

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Joella is always there to nurture curious minds and answer questions during each session. Plus, our online classes let children connect with fellow young artists, building friendships, interacting, and sharing their amazing creations. 

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As well as group classes, Joella also offers 1:1 tuition. Whether your child wants to build on their school art curriculum, focus on a specific interest, boost their confidence, prep portfolios for scholarships or exams, or get ready for an art competition, Joella provides support and guidance, you can book one lesson or as many as you like. 

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All classes are now booked directly through Joella. Please email below to enquire or book a class.

Upcoming Online Workshops

Online art classes for kids
Leaves Drawing

Drawing the Wonders of Nature through Pencil

Tuesday 30th & Wednesday 31st July | 2 sessions

9.30 - 11.00am | Live On Zoom 

Ages: 9 - 15 years 

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In this workshop, children will explore drawing techniques through shading, textures, and mark-making. Inspired by the contemporary artist David Nash, we'll delve into his remarkable sculptures and sketches, influenced by natural formations. Children will be guided through the creation of making their own unique artworks, drawing inspiration from Nash's distinctive style.

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Exploring Charcoal through Our Canine Friends

Tuesday 13th & Wednesday 14th August | 2 sessions

9.30 - 11.00am | Live On Zoom 

Ages: 9 - 15 years 

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​Inspired by the wonderful exhibition at the Wallace Collection in London, "Portraits of Dogs: From Gainsborough to Hockney," this workshop invites children to explore the world of canine art. We'll study these familiar creatures through various artistic techniques. Through small studies, children will learn about dog anatomy, capturing different positions and proportions using charcoal. Some drawings will be expressive, highlighting unique characteristics, while others will focus on precise details.

Storyboard

Creating a Storyboard with Watercolour and Ink

Tuesday 20th & Wednesday 21st August | 2 sessions

9.30 - 11.00am | Live On Zoom 

Ages: 9 - 15 years

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​Join us for a fun filled workshop where we'll use watercolour and ink to create your very own storyboard! Just like a comic book, a storyboard is a graphic representation of how a story unfolds visually. Professional filmmakers, documentary makers, and animators use storyboards to plan out their scenes, and now you will too! You’ll be guided through some amazing watercolour and ink techniques, and together we'll tell a story through vibrant artworks, bringing stories to life on paper!

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Exploring the Colour Palette of Artist Eric Ravilious

Tuesday 27th & Wednesday 28th August | 2 sessions

9.30 - 11.00am | Live On Zoom 

Ages: 9 - 15 years

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​Join us for an exciting workshop where we'll dive into the world of Eric Ravilious, a master of watercolour painting! Ravilious was known for his incredible use of colour, paint application, and design. Using just a basic palette of standard colours, he created some of the most dynamic and inventive watercolour landscapes of the early 20th century. In this workshop, children will learn about Ravilious' techniques and create their own beautiful landscapes. We'll explore his famous 'Train Landscape,' which depicts an empty interior of a third-class carriage as the train passes the Westbury White Horse, a chalk hill figure found on the edge of the Bratton Downs in Wiltshire.

Questions?

Always happy to answer any questions you have. 

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