Fine Art for Homeschooled Teens
Learn to see, create, and express with confidence—foundations in drawing, watercolor, charcoal, acrylics, and more.
Overview – Individual Homeschooled Students
Our Fine Art program gives homeschooled teens (max 6 per class) the mentorship and guidance needed to develop artistic confidence and skill. Classes are tailored to each student’s experience, interests, and pace.
Course Goals
Master drawing fundamentals, composition, and observation skills.
Explore multiple mediums: pencil, charcoal, watercolor, and acrylic.
Develop a personal artistic voice and creative confidence.
Build a foundation for future artistic exploration and portfolio work.
How Classes Work
Once or twice per week, 90 minutes per session.
Rolling start throughout the school year with one-on-one support.
Materials: students can supply their own or opt for a shipped kit.
Classes are live, interactive, and hands-on.
Program Options – Individual Students
Once per week: Guided projects, medium exploration, and mentorship.
Twice per week: Deeper skill development, portfolio-building projects, and mentorship.
Program Outline – Individual Students
Once per week / Twice per week
September–October: Drawing basics – lines, shapes, observation, and value.
November–December: Watercolor techniques – washes, blending, and layering.
January–February: Charcoal exploration – texture, depth, and expressive drawing.
March–April: Acrylic fundamentals – color, brushwork, and composition.
May–June: Personal project – guided creation, mentorship, and reflection.
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Fine Art – Private Homeschool Groups
Customized fine art programs for your homeschool group, designed to develop skills, confidence, and creativity with no outside students. Curriculum can be tailored for group interests or interdisciplinary study.
Program Highlights
Flexible curriculum aligned with the group’s school year.
Mentorship for all participants; small or large groups welcome.
Optional integration with Creative Writing or English Literature for cross-curricular learning.
Once or twice per week, sessions tailored for group size and skill level.
Program Outline – Private Groups
Month 1–2: Drawing essentials – line, shape, value, and observation exercises.
Month 3–4: Watercolor practice – washes, layering, and controlled blending.
Month 5–6: Charcoal & mixed media – textures, depth, and expressive composition.
Month 7–8: Acrylic exploration – brushwork, color theory, and composition.
Month 9–10: Personal project development – guided creation, iterative refinement, mentorship.
Month 11–12: Portfolio & showcase – curated work, group critique, celebration.