Meet the Masters teaches art through a three-step process: students first learn about a master artist (history and appreciation), then practice their signature technique, and finally create their own project inspired by that artist’s style. Seven tracks cover 35 artists total, from Van Gogh and Monet to O’Keeffe and Hokusai, with three age-level versions of each lesson so families can teach multiple children the same artist at their own level.
Everything is fully scripted — a narrated slideshow, printable worksheets, and step-by-step art instructions — so no art background or talent is required to teach it. Art supplies aren’t included and need to be gathered separately, based on a supply list at the start of each lesson.
What Families Love
Genuinely no art background needed — the program is fully scripted for the parent.
Multi-age system lets families teach several children the same artist at their own level.
Strong blend of real art history with hands-on technique practice.
Long track record and multiple award recognitions in art education.
Things to Consider
Art supplies are not included and need to be purchased separately per lesson.
Not a full curriculum — best used as a dedicated art enrichment subject, not a complete fine arts program.
Requires real screen time for the slideshow presentation portion of each lesson.
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