Himani C.

I signed my 9-year-old up for the one-week class and we were both pleased — the demonstration-based guidance made it easy to complete a finished drawing of a llama with a flower crown in the 55-minute session. They especially liked having the option to use colored pencils or markers and felt proud of the result. It was a fun, focused lesson and perfect for a quick creative boost.

I'm the parent of a 14-year-old and this Intro to Visual Analysis and Art History course was a great fit. The eight-week format with two 60-minute lessons per week made the workload manageable, and my child came away able to describe and interpret artworks and more confidently discuss elements, principles, art movements and famous artists. They especially enjoyed the final art project and stayed engaged throughout.

My 7-year-old enjoyed the llama-with-flower-crown project and liked trying markers and watercolor, but the 55-minute single lesson felt a bit long for them.

I signed my 9-year-old up for the one-week class and we were both pleased — the demonstration-based guidance made it easy to complete a finished drawing of a llama with a flower crown in the 55-minute session. They especially liked having the option to use colored pencils or markers and felt proud of the result. It was a fun, focused lesson and perfect for a quick creative boost.