Bring a Professional Art Education to Your Homeschool
A complete, video-based art curriculum designed to give homeschool students a comprehensive art education — from foundational drawing skills to advanced painting techniques. No teaching experience required.
Why Homeschool Families Love This Curriculum
Designed to make teaching art at home simple, effective, and enjoyable
Self-Paced Learning
Students progress at their own speed. Each video lesson can be paused, replayed, and revisited as needed — perfect for varied learning styles and schedules.
Complete Curriculum
40+ video lessons with detailed lesson plans, curriculum calendars, and rubrics. Everything you need from foundational skills to advanced techniques — no teaching experience required.
Affordable Materials
The curriculum uses accessible, budget-friendly art supplies. No expensive equipment or studio setup needed — just common materials found at any art store.
No Art Background Needed
The instructor guides every lesson step-by-step, just like making lasagna — one layer at a time. Parents can learn alongside their students or let them work independently.
How It Works
A simple, structured approach to art education at home
Choose Your Starting Point
Begin with Discovery lessons to build foundational skills, or jump into a specific medium like graphite, painting, or perspective based on your student's interests.
Follow the Curriculum Calendar
Each lesson comes with a curriculum calendar that maps out what to do each day. Simply follow the schedule — the video lessons do the teaching for you.
Practice & Create
Students watch the video lesson, then apply what they learned through hands-on art projects. Curriculum bundles provide reference materials and examples.
Build a Portfolio
Progress through Discovery, Expansion, and Execution lessons to develop a comprehensive art portfolio that showcases growth and mastery.
What's Included
Everything you need to teach art at home
Perfect for Homeschool Co-ops
The curriculum is flexible enough for individual students and structured enough for co-op groups. Use the curriculum calendars to keep your group on the same schedule, and the video lessons ensure consistent instruction across all families — regardless of the parent's art background.