**Disclosure: We did receive two complimentary classes for the purpose of conducting an accurate review. No compensation was received. All opinions are 100% our own.
I enjoy drawing but am not at all confident in my "creations." My daughter, a typical eight-year-old, is always wanting the cart before the horse and can easily be upset if she does not draw something to her concept of perfection. Recently, we visited Monart for two classes and were delighted with what we discovered.
Monart uses five elements to help students learn to draw. By using the five elements, Monart teachers are able to teach students how to break down art into manageable sections for drawing. Through breaking each object into elements, drawing an object becomes less intimidating. What a way to open yourself up to the world of drawing!
When we entered the studio, I was immediately impressed. Soothing music played while students worked on a few warm up exercises. The classroom was quiet with a supportive, positive vibe. My daughter and I sat down an began our warm up exercises. The exercises helped us begin working on sketches that would be part of our project. However, these sketches were presented in a manageable manner, not at all overwhelming.
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I enjoy drawing but am not at all confident in my "creations." My daughter, a typical eight-year-old, is always wanting the cart before the horse and can easily be upset if she does not draw something to her concept of perfection. Recently, we visited Monart for two classes and were delighted with what we discovered.
Monart uses five elements to help students learn to draw. By using the five elements, Monart teachers are able to teach students how to break down art into manageable sections for drawing. Through breaking each object into elements, drawing an object becomes less intimidating. What a way to open yourself up to the world of drawing!
When we entered the studio, I was immediately impressed. Soothing music played while students worked on a few warm up exercises. The classroom was quiet with a supportive, positive vibe. My daughter and I sat down an began our warm up exercises. The exercises helped us begin working on sketches that would be part of our project. However, these sketches were presented in a manageable manner, not at all overwhelming.
