Live Anime & Manga Drawing classes for kids
Chibi, kawaii, manga pages
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Indumati D.
A single class for ages 7 to 12. Children learn the chibi formula, big head and tiny body, and use it to draw cute versions of characters they like.
Beginner
Level
7–12
Ages
50 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Indumati D.
Students learn chibi-style character drawing by creating multiple cute cat poses, focusing on shapes, expressions, and proportions.
Beginner
Level
6–11
Ages
50 min
Duration
5 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Priya N.
What would a manga-style Halloween hero look like? Learners design an original character by experimenting with expressive eyes, silhouettes, poses, costumes and…
Beginner
Level
9–11
Ages
50 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Parth T.
A weekly club for teens ages 12 to 17 who are making their own manga. Members bring a page in progress each week, learn one advanced technique and get feedback…
Advanced
Level
12–17
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Ongoing
Weeks
What will my child have at the end?
Sindhu J.
Students learn how to observe and draw anime-style faces through guided, step-by-step demonstrations. The class covers eyes, nose, mouth, head proportions, mult…
Mixed Level
Level
11–16
Ages
60 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Arjun D.
Weekly step-by-step drawing lessons where students create kawaii characters—animals, food, fantasy, and seasonal designs—while building confidence and style.
Beginner
Level
6–10
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
6
Weeks
Bhupesh P.
Private drawing lessons for ages 9 to 15 who already draw anime-style characters and want them to look right. The tutor works on proportions, faces, hands and p…
Intermediate
Level
9–15
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Flexible
Weeks
Parth T.
A weekly club for teens ages 12 to 17 who are making their own manga. Members bring a page in progress each week, learn one advanced technique and get feedback…
Advanced
Level
12–17
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Ongoing
Weeks
How big a commitment is it?
Bhupesh P.
Learn to draw cute, characterful food items—breakfast, lunch, dinner, and desserts—using simple shapes and expressive details.
Beginner
Level
7–12
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
4
Weeks
Indumati D.
Students learn chibi-style character drawing by creating multiple cute cat poses, focusing on shapes, expressions, and proportions.
Beginner
Level
6–11
Ages
50 min
Duration
5 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
C. S.
A weekly club for ages 9 to 13 who want to turn favourite characters into short comics. Each week members plan and draw a one-page manga with a beginning, middl…
Beginner
Level
9–13
Ages
50 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Ongoing
Weeks
C. S.
This course teaches chord foundations and accompaniment techniques used in popular music: building triads and seventh chords, diatonic chord functions, bass-lin…
Intermediate
Level
13–18
Ages
55 min
Duration
2 / Week
Classes
5
Weeks
Can my child sit through it?
Sharada S.
Design original anime-inspired characters, stage outfits, weapons, and action scenes, finishing a polished fan-art poster to share.
Beginner
Level
6–9
Ages
45 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
Sanjay S.
Learn anime face proportions, expressive eyes, and hairstyles using Procreate on iPad, finishing with a completed character face.
Beginner
Level
9–14
Ages
60 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Sindhu J.
Private coaching for teens ages 13 to 18 building an art portfolio that includes anime or manga work. The tutor helps choose, improve and present pieces for art…
Advanced
Level
13–18
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Flexible
Weeks
Indumati D.
A single class for ages 7 to 12. Children learn the chibi formula, big head and tiny body, and use it to draw cute versions of characters they like.
Beginner
Level
7–12
Ages
50 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
What will it cost me each time?
Bhupesh P.
Learn to draw cute, characterful food items—breakfast, lunch, dinner, and desserts—using simple shapes and expressive details.
Beginner
Level
7–12
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
4
Weeks
Sarita G.
Pre-recorded demonstrations teach students to draw four kawaii-style fast-food characters: taco, pizza slice, hamburger, and french fries.
Beginner
Level
8–11
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Sindhu J.
Students learn how to observe and draw anime-style faces through guided, step-by-step demonstrations. The class covers eyes, nose, mouth, head proportions, mult…
Mixed Level
Level
11–16
Ages
60 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
C. S.
This course teaches chord foundations and accompaniment techniques used in popular music: building triads and seventh chords, diatonic chord functions, bass-lin…
Intermediate
Level
13–18
Ages
55 min
Duration
2 / Week
Classes
5
Weeks
Will my child get attention?
Sunita V.
A single class for ages 10 to 15 who can already draw characters. Children plan and draw a complete four-panel comic strip in the classic Japanese format.
Intermediate
Level
10–15
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Sanjay S.
Learn anime face proportions, expressive eyes, and hairstyles using Procreate on iPad, finishing with a completed character face.
Beginner
Level
9–14
Ages
60 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Bhupesh P.
A weekly club for ages 10 to 15 who can already draw a basic anime head. Each week members draw an original character showing a different emotion.
Intermediate
Level
10–15
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Ongoing
Weeks
Bhupesh P.
Private drawing lessons for ages 9 to 15 who already draw anime-style characters and want them to look right. The tutor works on proportions, faces, hands and p…
Intermediate
Level
9–15
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Flexible
Weeks
Will my child be lost, or bored?
Nitya S.
A four-day camp for ages 10 to 14. Learners design an original anime character and take it from pencil-style sketch to clean, coloured digital artwork in Procre…
Beginner
Level
10–14
Ages
50 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
C. S.
Private coaching for ages 12 to 17 who draw confidently and want to make real manga pages. Learners take a short story from script to finished, inked and letter…
Advanced
Level
12–17
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Flexible
Weeks
Bhupesh P.
Private drawing lessons for ages 9 to 15 who already draw anime-style characters and want them to look right. The tutor works on proportions, faces, hands and p…
Intermediate
Level
9–15
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Flexible
Weeks
Arjun D.
Weekly step-by-step drawing lessons where students create kawaii characters—animals, food, fantasy, and seasonal designs—while building confidence and style.
Beginner
Level
6–10
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
6
Weeks
What life skills does this build?
P. V.
This course builds foundational digital drawing skills in the Procreate app with a focus on anime-style characters. Lessons cover facial proportions, eyes, expr…
Mixed Level
Level
8–18
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
9
Weeks
Nitya S.
Private lessons for ages 12 to 17 who can already draw and color anime digitally. Learners study how light, color and backgrounds turn a character drawing into…
Advanced
Level
12–17
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Flexible
Weeks
Priya N.
What would a manga-style Halloween hero look like? Learners design an original character by experimenting with expressive eyes, silhouettes, poses, costumes and…
Beginner
Level
9–11
Ages
50 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Arjun D.
Weekly step-by-step drawing lessons where students create kawaii characters—animals, food, fantasy, and seasonal designs—while building confidence and style.
Beginner
Level
6–10
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
6
Weeks
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Everything parents ask before their child's first live class — answered clearly, no fine print.
No. Beginner classes start with heads, eyes and simple bodies. Classes marked 'some experience' or 'advanced' expect children to draw a full figure already.
Paper, a pencil, an eraser and a black fineliner cover most classes. Digital classes need a tablet with a stylus and the app named on the class page.
Yes, fan art classes use favourite characters to practise proportion and style. Teachers also encourage children to design original characters of their own.
Manga is Japanese comics on the page; anime is animation. Drawing classes teach the shared art style, and manga classes add panels, pacing and inking.
Chibi is a cute style with a large head and a small body. It is a friendly starting point for younger children because the shapes are simple.
Yes. Classes use child-friendly references and original characters. If you have concerns about a particular series, message the teacher before booking.
Real skills. Anime drawing relies on proportion, anatomy, perspective and expression, and good teachers explain why each line goes where it does.
Start on paper if they are new to drawing. Move to digital once they are comfortable, or if they already use a tablet and stylus.
Parents create every learner account, messages stay on Undoschool, and every class is recorded for safety. Recordings are seen only by the learner, the teacher and the Undoschool team, and each course is reviewed before it goes live.
Yes. Your first class is on us, so your child can meet the teacher and see the class style first. If it is not right, cancel before the second class starts for a full refund.
Both are marketplaces of live small-group classes run by independent teachers. On Undoschool every course is reviewed before it is listed, every class is recorded for safety, and your first class is on us. Compare the teacher and schedule for the specific class you want.
Message the teacher from your dashboard. Because sessions are recorded, the teacher can usually help your child catch up on what was covered.
A laptop, desktop or tablet with a camera and microphone, a steady internet connection, and a quiet spot. The class page lists any software or supplies the teacher needs.Read the guide: Getting Ready for Your Child's First Online Class
