Bijaya's Art and Music Classes

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Ready to keep the kids creative this summer? We have an awesome lineup of standalone Friday art projects exploring incre...
06/19/2026

Ready to keep the kids creative this summer? We have an awesome lineup of standalone Friday art projects exploring incredible styles from around the world! 🌍🖌️

​🗓️ WEEKLY SCHEDULE & TOPICS:

​June 26: Mexican Folk Art 🇲🇽

​July 3: Fireworks! 🎆

​July 10: Odisha Pattachitra / Rathyatra 🇮🇳

​July 17: Australian Aboriginal Dot Art 🇦🇺

​July 24: Japanese Notan Art 🇯🇵

​🎨 THE DETAILS:

​When: Fridays from 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM

​Format: Every Friday is a brand-new, standalone project on an 8x10 inch canvas with acrylic paints.

​Supplies: Bring your own materials! DM us for a quick list of what you'll need, and we can also send over links for our suggested supplies to make shopping easy.

​Spaces are limited and it's first come, first serve.

​💌 DM us to save a spot for your child! 👇

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A warm welcome to our newest artists, Avyukth and Laasya! Both began their creative journey exploring lines—the foundati...
06/15/2026

A warm welcome to our newest artists, Avyukth and Laasya!
Both began their creative journey exploring lines—the foundational element of art.

​Avyukth (Grade 5) used fluid watercolor lines to sketch the structural details of a windmill and built directional, textured grass strokes to create a sense of movement across the landscape.

Laasya (KG) masterfully combines oil pastel textures, using crisp vertical lines and grid cross-hatching to build patterns on her fish, paired with wavy horizontal lines to mimic ocean current.

Sharanya’s (Grade 7) precise pencil sketch of the Taj Mahal serves as the perfect visual anchor for teaching formal bala...
06/15/2026

Sharanya’s (Grade 7) precise pencil sketch of the Taj Mahal serves as the perfect visual anchor for teaching formal balance. By mirroring the twin domes, matching minarets, and central archway on an exact axis, this piece beautifully demonstrates how artists use perfect symmetry to evoke a powerful sense of stability, harmony, and classical grandeur.

History meets modern design with Illuminated Manuscripts​Aadya (Grade 5) uses a graphic marker style to pop a looped blu...
06/15/2026

History meets modern design with Illuminated Manuscripts

​Aadya (Grade 5) uses a graphic marker style to pop a looped blue initial against a unique background of shaded water drops. Adwita takes a traditional approach, using colored pencils for a gold-leaf effect framed by a neat border and floating pink butterflies.

These pieces by sisters Ayesha (Grade 5) and Fatima (Grade 3) beautifully illustrate a lesson on prehistoric cave art by...
06/15/2026

These pieces by sisters Ayesha (Grade 5) and Fatima (Grade 3) beautifully illustrate a lesson on prehistoric cave art by mimicking the texture of stone walls through crinkled, earth-toned backgrounds. Ayesha’s work introduces the conceptual focus on large game animals and early human figures, using deep red earth pigments like those found in ancient sites. Meanwhile, Fatima’s detailed hunting scene perfectly models narrative storytelling and the depiction of movement through stick-figure silhouettes and animal herds.

Shanaya’s (Grade 5) Mona Lisa recreation teaches Renaissance sfumato and atmospheric depth. Vidhey’s (Grade 1) landscape...
06/15/2026

Shanaya’s (Grade 5) Mona Lisa recreation teaches Renaissance sfumato and atmospheric depth. Vidhey’s (Grade 1) landscape models traditional Japanese Sumi-e by balancing bold foreground outlines with soft ink washes and using strategic color accents to inject life. Lastly, Kiara’s (Kindergarten) artwork captures the whimsical leisure themes of the Rococo movement, utilizing a dreamy pastel palette to mirror the lighthearted style of 18th-century France.

In the painting by Aria, she beautifully demonstrates unity by recreating Georges Seurat’s masterwork, using Q-tips to c...
06/15/2026

In the painting by Aria, she beautifully demonstrates unity by recreating Georges Seurat’s masterwork, using Q-tips to create repeated pointillism dots that seamlessly bind the separate figures and landscape into a cohesive whole. Meanwhile, the painting by Aarush showcases the principle of emphasis, using bold outlines and a striking splash of contrasting orange to make the cat's vibrant eyes immediately command your attention. Together, these young artists prove how different design principles—whether drawing a composition together as one or making a single focal point pop—create powerful visual stories.

✨ Kindergarten Spotlight! ✨​Shoutout to Sreeshma for taking on the challenge of capturing a photo illustration from a bo...
06/15/2026

✨ Kindergarten Spotlight! ✨

​Shoutout to Sreeshma for taking on the challenge of capturing a photo illustration from a book right into her sketchbook! It was absolutely remarkable to see her patiently follow directions, blending a soft watercolor background with rich, bright oil pastels to make those textured petals pop.

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✨ Kindergarten Magic! ✨​Arya dived into the principles of art by exploring Balance, finding perfect symmetry in a sweet ...
06/15/2026

✨ Kindergarten Magic! ✨
​Arya dived into the principles of art by exploring Balance, finding perfect symmetry in a sweet animal face. Meanwhile, Ira mastered Pattern, bringing her beautiful little bird to life with vibrant, repetitive designs!
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