Online
Art
Classes

Painting

During online painting lessons, students work with watercolor, acrylic, gouache, and other materials. They study composition and color theory, learn how to use brushes and mix paints, and gradually develop their technique. Depending on their level, students create still lifes, landscapes, portraits, and original artwork.

Sculpting

In sculpting classes, students work with various materials such as clay, plasticine, and polymer clay. They learn the basics of modeling, how to create sculptures with proper proportions and diverse textures. Sculpting enhances creative thinking and improves fine motor skills.

Computer Graphics

During online computer graphics lessons, students learn to use graphic design software and create digital illustrations. They work with color, composition, layers, and other digital tools, and also create characters, posters, and their own digital projects.

Animation

Online animation lessons introduce students to the full animation process, from developing an idea and creating characters to movement, sound, and final editing. As they progress, students create their own short animations and cartoons.

Sewing

During online sewing and dressmaking lessons, students learn about different fabrics, how to take measurements, work with patterns, and use basic sewing techniques. They gradually move from simple projects to more advanced pieces and can eventually create clothing based on their own designs.

Art Teachers

Our school has teachers specializing in painting, sculpting, computer graphics, animation, sewing, and dressmaking. Each teacher has a relevant university degree, professional creative experience, and continues to work in their field:

Our painting teachers introduce students to different materials and techniques and help them develop a sense of color, composition, and personal artistic style. Viktoria Hryhorieva conducts master classes in Europe, and her work is represented in private gallery collections in New York and London. Olena Stupak, a specialist in oil painting, is the author of several methodological works on painting techniques.

Our sculpting teachers help students work with form, volume, proportions, and texture. Depending on their age and level, students create both simple pieces and more complex sculptural compositions. Anastasiia Oleinikova creates sculptures and stage decorations that can be seen in theaters in Kyiv, Ukraine. Her students take part in exhibitions and have won prizes in competitions.

In computer graphics lessons, teachers help students learn the main tools used in graphic design software and apply them to their own projects. Olena Stupak is an animator and illustrator, while Kateryna Romaniuk specializes in 3D modeling. They share their professional experience with students and introduce them to modern digital tools and technologies.

In sewing and dressmaking lessons, students learn to work with fabrics, patterns, and sewing tools. Maria Chugaeva is a fashion designer. She helps students gradually move from simple projects to more advanced ones and turn their own ideas into finished pieces.

Our animation teachers introduce students to the basics of animation and guide them through the entire process, from the initial idea and character design to the finished project. Olena Stupak is an experienced animation artist. She uses modern techniques and software in her teaching, helping students develop their animation skills step by step.

Our teachers take each student’s age, experience, and interests into account. Their role is to help students develop the necessary skills, maintain their interest in creativity, and gradually become more independent in their work.

Students and Their Achievements

Children and adults from different countries study at our school. Each student has their own interests, experience, and goals. Some study art for personal enjoyment, while others prepare for exhibitions, competitions, or further education in the arts.

Individual Achievements

Our students participate in exhibitions and competitions, publish their work, and continue developing in their chosen fields. For example, Eva Egorova from Ukraine was accepted into an art academy after studying at our school for eight years. Dmitry from the United States received a scholarship to study at an art academy in New York after completing our computer graphics course.

Group Projects

Students also take part in collaborative creative projects, including animated films, illustrated books, and digital galleries. These projects give them an opportunity to exchange ideas, divide responsibilities, and see how individual contributions come together in a finished project. One example is an animated film created by an international group of students and presented at several festivals.

Student Feedback

Students often share their impressions of the lessons and describe how their attitude toward creativity changes over time. Maria from Spain, a painting student, says: “I never thought I would be able to create something so impressive. Every lesson is a new discovery and a chance to learn something new.”

Competitions and Exhibitions

The school regularly organizes online exhibitions of student artwork. Students can present their work, see what other participants have created, and receive feedback from teachers and invited specialists. These projects provide valuable experience in presenting artwork and help students recognize their own progress.

Long-Term Achievements

Some graduates continue to work professionally in the arts. They open their own studios and schools or work in publishing, design companies, and creative projects. For example, Alexey from the United States works as a lead designer at a well-known game studio and uses skills developed during his studies at our school.

How Online Lessons Work

Lessons at our online school of visual arts are taught one-on-one and take place in real time with a teacher.

One-on-One Format

The teacher works with one student at a time and can focus entirely on that student’s goals, level, and current project. The pace of the lessons and the difficulty of assignments are adjusted individually.

Practical Work During the Lesson

During the lesson, the teacher demonstrates techniques, explains each stage of the process, and comments on the student’s work. If needed, individual steps can be repeated or explained in greater detail.

Immediate Feedback

The teacher can quickly notice inaccuracies and explain what can be corrected or improved. Students can ask questions while they work and receive feedback on the specific project they are completing.

Independent Practice

Between lessons, students can continue working on their projects independently. This helps reinforce new skills and prepares them for more advanced tasks.

Flexible Scheduling

Lesson times are arranged individually according to the student’s schedule and time zone. The schedule can be adjusted when needed.

Our Advantages

We aim to create convenient learning conditions for students of different ages and experience levels:

1. Individual approach: the program and assignments are adapted to the student’s age, experience, and interests.

2. Experienced teachers: lessons are taught by specialists with relevant education and practical experience in their fields.

3. Several areas of study: students can take lessons in painting, sculpting, computer graphics, animation, sewing, and dressmaking.

4. Online from anywhere in the world: students only need a computer or tablet, a camera, a microphone, and an internet connection.

5. Flexible schedule: lesson times are arranged individually, making it easier to combine classes with school, work, and other activities.

6. Practical results: students create their own artwork and take part in exhibitions, competitions, and creative projects.

7. Flexible payment options: the school offers convenient payment options, as well as promotions and discounts.

8. Certificates: students receive school certificates after completing modules and levels.

9. Updated programs: we regularly review and expand our programs so that students can learn current techniques, tools, and practical skills.

10. Support and feedback: teachers and administrators help with lesson organization, scheduling, and other questions.

Our goal is to create an environment where students can develop their artistic skills step by step, work on their own ideas, and progress at a pace that suits them.