Does your child exhibit artistic ability?

Place them in an environment dedicated to teaching young people the fundamental elements of art.

Our philosophy begins with a sound approach to understanding composition. By learning fundamental concepts such as balance, depth, variety, perspective, value, and unity, students begin to understand the process of creating a strong work of art.

Students learn the importance of creating a “center of interest” and how it relates to the other areas of their picture plane. How do we captivate and hold the viewer’s attention by using contrast, while establishing unity throughout the composition?

Don’t underestimate a child’s ability to understand the fundamentals. These fundamental concepts are usually taught at a higher level of learning. Paramount study believes the sooner a student understands the basic fundamental concepts, the more prepared they will be to take on more challenging artistic ideas later in life, with better execution and more satisfying results.

Beyond building a strong foundation in composition, our goal is for students to gradually develop their own unique artistic style, one that will eventually set them apart from other artists. The earlier a student begins, the more likely this development will happen at a younger age.