COR Art Studio

COR Art Studio Welcome to COR Art Studio! My goal is to bring more color and creativity to our community with fun and inspiring events. Located in Bastrop County, TX

Art Class, Workshops, Paint Party , and more. Art for all ages, where creativity comes to life!

09/02/2026

YOUR CHILD IS CREATIVE. šŸŽØ

They love to draw.
They love to paint.
They’re always creating something…

But you have no idea how to help them develop that creativity.

You don’t know what to teach next.
What art supplies they actually need.
Or how to help them grow beyond just copying drawings.

You’re in the right place. šŸ¤

I’m an artist and art educator, and here I help parents bring REAL art education into their child’s creative journey.

We explore art history, drawing, painting, creativity, observation and the foundations of art in a way kids can actually understand and enjoy.

Because a child who loves art doesn’t need to be told exactly what to create.

They need the tools to discover what THEY can create. šŸŽØ

Follow along. This space is for your little artist.

09/01/2026

Part 5: The Son of Man by RenƩ Magritte.

You’ve probably seen this man before…

Suit.

Bowler hat.

And a giant GREEN APPLE covering his face. šŸ

But why hide his face?

Magritte created this painting as a self-portrait…

and he was fascinated by a simple idea:

We always want to see what is HIDDEN. šŸ‘€

You can see part of his face.

You KNOW there’s more behind the apple.

But you can’t see it.

And suddenly your brain desperately wants to move that apple. šŸ˜‚

That feeling is part of the artwork.

Magritte wanted us to think about the things we can see…

and the things that will always remain hidden.

Now ask your child:

ā€œIf you made a self-portrait but had to hide your face with ONE object, what would you choose?ā€

And then…

LET THEM DRAW IT. šŸŽØšŸŽ

Because learning about an artist is even better when it becomes an invitation to create.

Follow for more art secrets your kids will actually remember. šŸ‘€šŸŽØ

08/31/2026

What happens when you give everything to something you believe in… but no one sees it?

I’m working hard to make art education accessible to more kids, but sometimes I wonder how long I can keep fighting the algorithm.

08/31/2026

I put so much of myself into making art education accessible to more children, but sometimes it feels like my work just isn’t reaching the people I’m trying to reach.

And some days, I genuinely wonder how long I can keep giving this much without seeing it go anywhere.

Tell me, what am I doing wrong? ā¬‡ļø

08/31/2026

Part 4: The Arnolfini Portrait.

This painting is almost 600 years old…

but look VERY closely at the tiny mirror behind the couple. šŸŖžšŸ‘€

Inside the reflection, you can see the room…

the couple from behind…

AND two mysterious people standing in the doorway.

But it gets even better.

Right above the mirror, Jan van Eyck wrote:

ā€œJan van Eyck was here.ā€

Basically…

the 1434 version of:

ā€œI WAS HERE.ā€ šŸ˜‚

He turned a tiny mirror into a whole secret scene hiding inside the painting.

Now ask your child:

ā€œIf you could hide ONE tiny secret inside a painting, what would it be?ā€

Because looking at art gets way more fun when kids become art detectives. šŸ”ŽšŸŽØ

Follow for Part 5.

08/31/2026

Sometimes I wonder how much longer I can keep doing this.

I work really hard to make real art education accessible to more children, especially families who may not have access to art classes or expensive programs.

I create the lessons. I teach. I edit. I plan. I share.

And then… the algorithm decides almost no one gets to see it.

I know numbers aren’t everything, but when you’re trying to build something that you truly believe can make a difference, it gets exhausting to keep creating and feel like you’re talking to an empty room.

I’m still here. Still creating. Still trying.

But some days, I really don’t know how long I can keep fighting the algorithm just to reach the families I created this for

Follow us to support this journey Kids Art Class by Dju

08/30/2026

HOW TO MAKE YOUR CHILD REMEMBER ART HISTORY WITHOUT MEMORIZING DATES šŸ‘€šŸŽØ

Part 3: Whistler’s Mother

You’ve probably seen this painting before.

But here’s something funny…

ā€œWhistler’s Motherā€ ISN’T ACTUALLY ITS NAME. 😳

James McNeill Whistler gave this portrait of his mother the very serious title:

ā€œArrangement in Grey and Black No. 1.ā€

Yes.

He painted his own MOM…

and named the painting like she was part of the furniture. šŸ˜‚šŸŖ‘

Her name was Anna McNeill Whistler, and she became one of the most recognizable mothers in art history.

Now ask your child:

ā€œIf you painted someone in your family, what would you name the artwork?ā€

Because sometimes, the little stories behind famous paintings are what make kids remember them forever. šŸŽØšŸ‘€

Follow for Part 4.

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Doylestown, PA

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 3pm
Tuesday 7am - 3pm
Wednesday 7am - 3pm
Thursday 7am - 3pm
Friday 7am - 3pm
Saturday 2pm - 9pm

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