Art education
Art classes for curious kids and teens
Online classes that pair great artists and art history with hands-on making. For homeschoolers, after school and the school holidays, all from the comfort of home, wherever you live.
Programs
Three ways to learn
Every class mixes a little art history with plenty of drawing, painting and making.
Art and art history
Structured lessons that bring great artists, cultures and techniques into your homeschool week.
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Online art classes
Creative, fun classes that build skills and confidence at the end of the school day.
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Holiday art program
Hands-on holiday classes, individually, with siblings or in a small group.
More about the holiday programArt and art history for homeschoolers
These sessions turn homeschool art from routine lessons into inspired, engaging learning. Students explore great artists, diverse cultures and creative techniques, while developing critical thinking, visual literacy and self-expression.
Each session pairs art history with a practical activity. For example, we might study Monet’s landscapes, then create our own impressionist-inspired artwork.
It’s not just about finishing projects. It’s about nurturing creative, independent thinkers who feel more connected to history, literature and culture.
Online after-school art classes
Classes that combine creativity, learning and fun. Each one opens with an art history topic, like the vibrant patterns of Van Gogh’s landscapes or Frida Kahlo’s bold portraits.
Then it’s hands-on time. Students experiment with drawing, painting or mixed media, developing their skills, learning to express themselves visually and growing in confidence.
School holiday art program
Live, interactive holiday classes, designed to spark curiosity, encourage experimentation and build strong creative foundations.
Students explore drawing, painting and mixed media through guided activities that balance fun with skill development. Alongside the making, they’re introduced to age-appropriate art history and creative thinking tools that help them see the world differently.
Sessions are tailored by age and interest, with options for:
- Individual classes
- Sibling sessions
- Small group learning
Formats and enrolment
Choose what suits your family
Start with a single class, or book the full term for continuity and deeper exploration.
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Single session
One hour of focused, intentional creative time.
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Full-term enrolment
Weekly or fortnightly, so skills and ideas can build from one class to the next.
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Holiday options
Individual classes, sibling sessions or small group learning.
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Online, from home
Every class happens online and is guided by me, so students can join from home.
Learning online
Why online learning works
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Screen time becomes creative time
Classes are about hands-on making, exploring and expressing ideas, not scrolling.
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Learning from anywhere
Students learn from home, so classes are open to families anywhere in the world, including remote and regional areas.
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A familiar space
Being somewhere comfortable helps many children settle in, so they can focus on learning and creating.
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No travel
No commute and no travel costs, so there’s less rushing for the whole family.
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Flexible scheduling
Classes are easier to fit around family life, and can carry on during travel or unexpected disruptions.
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Steady progress
Regular classes build routine and skills over time, at a pace that suits each student.
Lou Lou is a creative and encouraging person, who provides a space to be myself and explore art in a personal and meaningful way. She is encouraging but also thoughtful in how she communicates, successfully ensuring the boundaries of the screen are dissolved.
Let’s get creating
Tell me about your child or teen and which program you’re curious about. Or book a free 30-minute call to chat it through.