Homeschool Art Education
Art education for students to learn technique, explore freely, and find their creative voice.
Homeschool Art Education,
Elementary through High School
Designed by a certified art educator, our homeschool art curriculum offers a complete, structured art education for elementary, middle, and high school students. Each course combines art history, vocabulary, and hands-on technique to give students not just the ability to make art, but the knowledge to understand and talk about it.
Students explore a wide range of media - watercolor, acrylic, pastels, charcoal, pen and ink, and more - while building creative skills alongside visual literacy. Our curriculum weaves in art history with a special focus on Oklahoma's rich artistic heritage, including its architecture, Native American artistic traditions, and the diverse artists who have shaped the region's creative identity.
Whether your child is just beginning or developing more advanced skills, our lessons are designed to meet them where they are - sparking curiosity, encouraging original thinking, and building confidence through creative expression.
Young Artists
Young artists explore color theory, drawing, painting, and mixed media while discovering art history and Oklahoma’s creative heritage. Each class is structured to build foundational skills while leaving plenty of room for imagination, experimentation, and creative expression.
Creative Makers
Creative makers explore drawing, painting, and mixed media while developing visual literacy, art vocabulary, and creative confidence. A new project each week builds toward a new skill focus every month.
Creative Makers Ceramics
Students explore wheel throwing and handbuilding while developing an understanding of form, function, and personal artistic expression. Each session combines art history, hands-on techniques, and opportunities to create functional and sculptural ceramic work.
Teen Studio
Teen artists deepen their skills in wheel throwing, handbuilding, and sculptural ceramics. With instructor guidance and individualized feedback, students refine their techniques and develop a personal body of work.
Teen Ceramics
Advanced wheel throwing, handbuilding, and sculptural work. Students develop a personal body of work with instructor feedback and encouragement.
Classes open Fall 2026
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