Discover the beauty of math in art! Students explore geometry, symmetry, and pattern through painting, drawing, and collage—blending creativity with logic.

Work with charcoal, graphite, and ink to refine observation and composition skills while exploring expressive mark-making.

Start your morning with art, stories, and creative play! Each session begins with a short story to spark imagination, followed by a simple, guided art activity designed for toddlers and preschoolers to complete with their caregivers. Afterward, children explore a variety of open-ended art and sensory materials that invite experimentation, discovery, and joyful mess-making. Caregivers stay and create alongside their children, making each class a meaningful shared experience that encourages curiosity and creativity. 

(18 months - 5 years old)

Create your own tiny world using a cookie box as the base for a house or hideaway! Add dimension with papier-mâché, paint, and clay to bring your miniature scene to life.

Students explore visual storytelling through the creation of comics! They develop characters, panels, and narrative flow while learning composition, gesture, and expression.

Relaxed workshop for beginners to advanced. Create figure studies or busts using a life model. Work on your own ideas using photos or sketches or follow a formal course of instruction. Works can be fired. Model fee and clay included. Students under 18 welcome but you and your parent/guardian must obtain instructor permission prior to enrollment. Minimum age 16. email info@emmateachesart.com

Start your morning with art, stories, and creative play! Each session begins with a short story to spark imagination, followed by a simple, guided art activity designed for toddlers and preschoolers to complete with their caregivers. Afterward, children explore a variety of open-ended art and sensory materials that invite experimentation, discovery, and joyful mess-making. Caregivers stay and create alongside their children, making each class a meaningful shared experience that encourages curiosity and creativity. 

(18 months - 5 years old)

Young artists will explore watercolor painting through a guided still-life study using real objects and professional materials. Students will learn watercolor techniques such as wet-on-wet, layering, color mixing, and brush control while developing observation skills and confidence. This fine-arts–focused workshop balances instruction with creative choice, resulting in a polished, frame-worthy painting. All materials are included.