Using acrylic paint as the main medium to demonstrate, learn the fundamentals of colour and how it can transform artwork.

• You will learn how to demonstrate colour theory with curriculum developed by us that has been taught to students of all ages and skill levels: children, families, and adults.
• The course demonstrates how to teach these techniques to your students, giving them the best chance to create a successful art piece.
• You will develop and complete an Acrylic Painting project demonstrating colour mixing using our curriculum developing techniques.
• Students will be introduced to 6 colour schemes and choose 1 for their own painting curriculum.

Course begins April 4th

• instructional videos
• optional group calls
• one-on-one project review call
• online chat available for questions & support
• 20 spaces available 
• materials not included 

Prerequisites:

• No prerequisite courses 

When will I have access to course material?

• Students will have 3 months to complete the course from the start date.

Do I have to attend live sessions?

• When the course opens you will be prompted to book group calls and one-on-one coaching call times.
• You can choose whether you wish to schedule and attend your one-on-one feedback session and group calls for idea sharing.
• If you prefer not to be available at specific dates or times, the course material will be available which covers the course content.

When will I have access to purchasing course materials at wholesale pricing?

• Course materials list will be provided upon registration

Can I continue to purchase wholesale supplies beyond the course?

When will I have access to purchase curriculum and marketing packages?

• When the course is completed you will have access to purchase Art Studio Teacher curriculum and optional marketing packages for use in your own business.

Learning colour theory is fundamental to visual art. This course is absolutely essential to course development and curriculum understanding. A colour scheme is one of the first elements to communicate the message behind something on both visual and psychological levels.