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CoursesLearn, create and grow
Carefully designed courses that blend traditional techniques with contemporary expression — from your first line to a finished body of work.
Duration
3–6 months
per course
Timing
Flexible
classes fit around your schedule

Course 01
Drawing
Pencil · Charcoal · Pastels · Mixed media
The Drawing course introduces a variety of media including pencil sketching, charcoal drawing, colour pencils, crow-quill pen, pastels, mixed media and many different mediums.
What you'll learn
- Introduction to Drawing
- Still Life Drawing
- Light & Shades
- Rendering Techniques
- Perspective Drawing
- Introduction to Portrait
- Live Portrait Techniques
- Live Figure Design Technique
- Drawing with Emphasis on Composition
- Drawing with Different Mediums
- Final Projects and Display

Course 02
Calligraphy
Traditional & modern Khat
The Calligraphy course introduces a variety of calligraphy scripts (Khat) including traditional khat, modern khat and different stylized calligraphic forms, calligraphic composition, background, painting and many others.
What you'll learn
- Introduction to Calligraphy
- Study and Practice of Calligraphy
- Traditional Scripts (Khat)
- Modern Calligraphic Compositions
- Background, Paintings & Many More

Course 03
Painting
Oil · Acrylic · Watercolor · Tempera
The Painting course introduces students to work in a variety of media, including oils, acrylics, watercolor, mixed media and tempera. Students are encouraged to experiment with materials as well as to formulate an individual approach to image making.
What you'll learn
- Introduction to Painting
- Still Life (Pastel, Oil, Acrylic & Watercolor)
- Landscape (Pastel, Oil, Acrylic & Watercolor)
- Portrait (Pastel, Oil, Acrylic & Watercolor)
- Abstract Painting
- Conceptual Painting
- Composition & Master Painting
- Art History and Civilization
- Final Project & Display

Course 04
Block Printing
Carved wood · Ink & dye · Fabric
Block printing is used to print fabric. The process involves sketching and carving a design into a block of wood, applying ink or dye, and stamping it onto a finished cloth. Brushes are used for filling in the blank space between the outlines.
What you'll learn
- Introduction to Block Printing
- Introduction to Design
- How to Make a Motif?
- How to Create Different Types of Design?
- Design Layouts
- How to Make Wooden Blocks?
- Color Making Process
- Manual Printing Techniques
- Creating Design and Printing on Fabric
- Final Project
Not sure where to begin?
Visit the studio for a free counselling session and we'll help you choose the course that fits your goals.
Duration 3–6 months · Timing flexible
