Spooky fun.
Real drawing skills.
The courage to keep drawing.
A Halloween-themed art class on Zoom where kids learn real drawing skills and gain creative confidence. We’ll draw a fun trick-or-treat scene where your child is a hero, growing stronger with grit and a growth mindset, more motivated than ever to make the awesome art only they can. Plus, the day after Halloween means you’re welcome to wear your costume and munch on your candy from the night before, all the while making some epic art you’re proud of.
KCA members join free: use the link in your Members Portal.
- We both LOVED it!
- Mom, I drew this… Me!! I can’t believe it!
- Learning new techniques
- Creativity shining brighter than ever
- Absolutely loving today’s class
- She said she didn’t know she could draw like this
- Best part… is the time well spent together with my beloved son
- I want to draw some more!
- Naomi won’t stop drawing since class today!
- I’ve never drawn a person this good!
- Finally he found his crew
- She really enjoys the class
- Your lessons have been a great confidence boost!
- Jack’s excited for his first lesson!
- So proud of himself
- We couldn’t be prouder of his amazing artwork
- She loved every second
- Blown away at the results
- He wakes me up at 5am and asks if he can go draw!
- I can’t believe I just drew that, cause that’s awesome!
A spooky trick-or-treat scene where you're the hero
Halloween might be over November 1st, but the fun doesn't have to be.
For kids who love to draw monsters and cartoons, this is more than a traditional art class can offer.
Maggie and Daniel are throwing a costume party where everybody draws a spooky trick-or-treat scene where you're the hero.
We'll lead you step by step. Then you'll add your own details to make it truly yours.
Come in costume. Bring the candy to munch on while you draw.
What your kid will learn
KCA teachers Maggie Wehler and Daniel Grissom will teach some of the techniques that have helped our 4,000+ members get awesome results.
for drawing any character in any pose, in this drawing and every one after it
simple shapes first, then details, for any character, even if they're a beginner
where to place the hero, props, and background so a scene tells a story
what to do when a line goes wrong, so a mistake never means stop
A first taste of color theory that works with any coloring tools. Maggie colors with colored pencils. Daniel colors with alcohol markers. We follow the same principles, so bring whatever you have.
