Activities in Flower Mound, TX

Winter Semester(January-Mid March) Exercise the imagination at the ART House. This class is designed for preschool children aged 4 and 5 to introduce them to art and proper classroom behavior. In this class they will work on fine motor skills through creating art! Your child will practice using scissors, holding a pencil and paint brush, and much more through drawing, painting, and sculpting. Classes are limited in sizes so sign your child up today!

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) Not a little kid any more and not yet a teen, this class is designed for middle school aged children, the in be'tween' age. In this class your tween will learn different painting techniques and work on improving their skills while learning a little about art history. Students are encouraged to develop their own style and ideas while exploring different mediums, styles, and artists. Students will be given practice to do at home during the week to help develop and build their skills. Classes are limited in size, so sign up your tween today!

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) "Every child is an artist"-Pablo Picasso. Discover the artist in your child! In this class your child will refine their fine motor skills as they learn to draw, paint, and sculpt, while also learning a little art history. Students produce a variety of projects with various mediums and subjects in order to learn different techniques and skills in creating art. This course ongoing so you can join at anytime and start building those drawing and painting skills. Classes are limited in size, so sign your child up today!

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) This class is recommended for ages 10+ who have a basic knowledge of drawing and anime. Digital Art Supplies REQUIRED. iPad with Apple Pencil preferred. Class is taught using the program Procreate for Apple iPad, which is strongly recommended. (Not the "Pocket" version) Other programs may suffice, but we cannot promise a 1:1 comparison of lessons for any other programs used. Experience in procreate preferred but not required. We will study what makes a cartoon "anime," different methods, techniques, and all the formal elements you need to create your own anime art and characters. Classes are limited in size, so sign up today!

Do you want to learn how to create a large scale painting ( up to 30”x40”) with drama of beautiful strategic texture? With the guidance of professional artist, Anita Robbins, you will create an original, textured, work of art. This workshop runs for 4 weeks every Wednesday in January. This is a mixed medium painting workshop. During this workshop you will learn how acrylic and texture create a number of archival techniques for a quality substrate. Anita will teach textural techniques that will help create a 3-D feel to your artwork and will also cover principles of design in composing and organizing texture and colors to make a successful painting. Textural Acrylic Workshop is limited in size, so sign up today!

This is one on one instruction time that can be used to finish projects with guidance or starting some thing new. If you need consultation on a piece or on portfolio so great opportunity to speak with an expert regarding your artwork

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) "Every child is an artist"-Pablo Picasso. Discover the artist in your child! In this class your child will refine their fine motor skills as they learn to draw, paint, and sculpt, while also learning a little art history. Students produce a variety of projects with various mediums and subjects in order to learn different techniques and skills in creating art. Classes are limited in size, so sign your child up today!

Winter Semester (Jan-Mar) This semester we will be studying art movements that created special effects that created a glowing effect to their work. These Luminist included Dutchbpainters from the 1600’s, Hudson River School along with modern versions of these techniques from Thomas Kincaid and Greg Olsen. This art movement will be the inspiration for the projects done in this class. We will also cover the techniques and different styles found in the art movements of California and how to make a successful composition in these styles. Students bring their own supplies and pick the subject they will be painting or drawing. It is preferred that students work from life or photos and not from other artist's' compositions. It is helpful to look at various artists work of each movement but then create your own version. For example your subject could be a fruit bowl, a landscape, or even a car. If you prefer acrylic, pastel, watercolor, gouache, pencil, oil, or other medium our instructor will help you in the techniques applied to create a successful composition. This course is individual enough for beginners to experts with a willingness to explore and stretch their creativity. It covers compositional skills and art knowledge. Classes are limited in size, so sign up today!

Winter Semester (January-Mid December) Students will exercise the imagination at the Art House. This class is designed to help our young artists learn and develop fine art skills that will also help them in writing and problem solving! Your child will be drawing, painting, and sculpting. Classes also expose them to art history. They are encouraged in their self expression while also learning to follow directions. Our projects are always new and engaging as they continue to grow in their abilities. We desire to build confidence and support their strengths. Classes are limited in sizes so sign your child up today!

Winter Semester (January-Mid December) Students will exercise the imagination at the Art House. This class is designed to help our young artists learn and develop fine art skills that will also help them in writing and problem solving! Your child will be drawing, painting, and sculpting. Classes also expose them to art history. They are encouraged in their self expression while also learning to follow directions. Our projects are always new and engaging as they continue to grow in their abilities. We desire to build confidence and support their strengths. Classes are limited in sizes so sign your child up today!

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) Designed for adults that require some adaptive conditions to create their art. Ages 18 and older, for those with special needs but are higher functioning. Adaptive Art is a field that focuses primarily on the students' access to art making despite personal challenges. Art can foster self expression build self-esteem, group participation, self-control and individuality. Students learn to explore a variety of different art materials and styles and are encouraged to trust their own decision-making skills through the guidance of a professional artist. Facilities are wheelchair accessible. Supplies are provided with a $45 fee that will include personal brushes, drawing pencil set and portfolio binder. Please call to see if this is a good fit.

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) "Every child is an artist"-Pablo Picasso. Discover the artist in your child! In this class your child will refine their fine motor skills as they learn to draw, paint, and sculpt, while also learning a little art history. Students produce a variety of projects with various mediums and subjects in order to learn different techniques and skills in creating art. Classes are limited in size, so sign your child up today!

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) "Every child is an artist"-Pablo Picasso. Discover the artist in your child! In this class your child will refine their fine motor skills as they learn to draw, paint, and sculpt, while also learning a little art history. Students produce a variety of projects with various mediums and subjects in order to learn different techniques and skills in creating art. Classes are limited in size, so sign your child up today!

Winter Semester (Jan-Mar) This semester we will be studying art movements that created special effects that created a glowing effect to their work. These Luminist included Dutchbpainters from the 1600’s, Hudson River School along with modern versions of these techniques from Thomas Kincaid and Greg Olsen. This art movement will be the inspiration for the projects done in this class. We will also cover the techniques and different styles found in the art movements of California and how to make a successful composition in these styles. Students bring their own supplies and pick the subject they will be painting or drawing. It is preferred that students work from life or photos and not from other artist's' compositions. It is helpful to look at various artists work of each movement but then create your own version. For example your subject could be a fruit bowl, a landscape, or even a car. If you prefer acrylic, pastel, watercolor, gouache, pencil, oil, or other medium our instructor will help you in the techniques applied to create a successful composition. This course is individual enough for beginners to experts with a willingness to explore and stretch their creativity. It covers compositional skills and art knowledge. Classes are limited in size, so sign up today!

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) This class is recommended for ages 9-14. Learn step by step drawing skills in a fun engaging method. By using anime as a vehicle, they will build strong drawing skills that will help them in anything they want to draw. Skill challenges will include facial expressions, anatomy, and character building. Students will learn to create anime characters along with backgrounds and mood. They will learn to compose a scene. This class takes a look at what makes a cartoon an "anime," different methods, techniques, and all the formal elements you need to create your own anime art and characters. Classes are limited in size, so sign up today!

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) This class is recommended for ages 9-14. Learn step by step drawing skills in a fun engaging method. By using anime as a vehicle, they will build strong drawing skills that will help them in anything they want to draw. Skill challenges will include facial expressions, anatomy, and character building. Students will learn to create anime characters along with backgrounds and mood. They will learn to compose a scene. This class takes a look at what makes a cartoon an "anime," different methods, techniques, and all the formal elements you need to create your own anime art and characters. Classes are limited in size, so sign up today!

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) This class is recommended for ages 9-14. Learn step by step drawing skills in a fun engaging method. By using anime as a vehicle, they will build strong drawing skills that will help them in anything they want to draw. Skill challenges will include facial expressions, anatomy, and character building. Students will learn to create anime characters along with backgrounds and mood. They will learn to compose a scene. This class takes a look at what makes a cartoon an "anime," different methods, techniques, and all the formal elements you need to create your own anime art and characters. Classes are limited in size, so sign up today!

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) This class is recommended for ages 13-18 who have a basic knowledge of drawing. Come dive in to the world of anime at Art House! Learn step by step drawing skills used to create anime characters. This class takes a look at what makes a cartoon "anime," different methods, techniques, and all the formal elements you need to create your own anime art and characters. Classes are limited in size, so sign up today!

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) If you’re in middle school and a fan of action, fantasy, art, or anything in that vein, then come join the Dungeons & Dragons Game & Art class! This class is a fusion of traditional art projects and social team-building games; we will be learning how to draw and sketch quickly as we act out characters in a narrative, while also creating maps, portraits, and inventory sheets to fully design and flesh out a character of our own. This class will help you learn how to build worlds, create characters, and work with others on a personal and group basis. The class is separated as follows: 1/2 gameplay and sketching, 1/2 art projects. Classes are limited in size, so sign up today!

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) Designed for adults that require some adaptive conditions to create their art. Ages 18 and older, for those with special needs but are higher functioning. Adaptive Art is a field that focuses primarily on the students' access to art making despite personal challenges. Art can foster self expression build self-esteem, group participation, self-control and individuality. Students learn to explore a variety of different art materials and styles and are encouraged to trust their own decision-making skills through the guidance of a professional artist. Facilities are wheelchair accessible. Supplies are provided with a $45 fee that will include personal brushes, drawing pencil set and portfolio binder. Please call to see if this is a good fit.

Winter Semester (January-Mid March) Designed for adults that require some adaptive conditions to create their art. Ages 18 and older, for those with special needs but are higher functioning. Adaptive Art is a field that focuses primarily on the students' access to art making despite personal challenges. Art can foster self expression build self-esteem, group participation, self-control and individuality. Students learn to explore a variety of different art materials and styles and are encouraged to trust their own decision-making skills through the guidance of a professional artist. Facilities are wheelchair accessible. Supplies are provided with a $45 fee that will include personal brushes, drawing pencil set and portfolio binder. Please call to see if this is a good fit.