Art Unplugged: Weekly Art Classes

Welcome to Art Unplugged, where creativity knows no bounds! Our weekly art course is designed to engage students of all levels in the captivating world of fine art. From drawing to painting to sculpture, our dynamic classes offer a hands-on approach to exploring various mediums and techniques.

Inspired by the rich tapestry of art history, students embark on a journey of discovery as they learn to interpret and draw inspiration from masterpieces of the past. Led by an experienced instructor, our classes provide a supportive environment where students can unleash their imaginations and express themselves artistically.

Whether you're a seasoned artist looking to refine your skills or a beginner eager to explore the world of art, Fine Art for Fun has something for everyone. Join us and let your creativity flourish as you delve into the vibrant world of fine art!

I offer flexible class times to accommodate both homeschoolers and public-school students. Contact me to find a day and time that best fits your family’s schedule. 

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Follow Your Art welcomes private-pay families as well as families using eligible educational funding programs.

Private Pay
Art Unplugged tuition is $120 per month, with supplies included. Payment is accepted by Venmo, cash, or check.

Epic Charter Schools
Follow Your Art is an approved Epic Charter Schools vendor. Eligible Epic students may use available Learning Fund funds for approved art instruction through Follow Your Art. Families should confirm available funding and any current Epic requirements before beginning services. Any tuition or fees not covered by Epic remain the responsibility of the parent or guardian.

Braintree Academy
Follow Your Art also works with eligible Braintree Academy students. Families should follow Braintree’s current approval, reimbursement, and documentation requirements when using educational funds for classes.

Educational Receipts
Detailed educational receipts are available and may be used for school funding, reimbursement, or personal recordkeeping. Receipts can include the student’s name, dates of instruction, program, educational services provided, and amount paid.