Creating art using charcoal is one of the most challenging mediums students will learn. Simple tips help them master charcoal without creating a smudgy mess.

This program demonstrates basic techniques to enable young artists to produce dynamic drawings. Students learn special effects with a variety of pencils.

Clear demonstrations show how to fashion still-life and landscape drawings. Students will be amazed!

Artist Cynthia Peterson demonstrates charcoal, crayon, pencil, pastel, and pen and ink.

In this program, a pottery expert demonstrates the step-by-step process of kiln firing and decorative glazing techniques.

Discover the history of alphabets and typefaces, and learn conventional methods of measurement and spacing in this program.

Using basic graphic design principles, students learn how to combine the elements to convey the intended message of a printed work.

Students learn how to pinch clay into a form, roll coils of clay and layer them, and cut and mold slabs to create magnificent pieces.

This program demonstrates balance, movement, emphasis, contrast, pattern, rhythm, and unity in a sequential and organized manner.

This program focuses on the seven elements of design: line, shape, form, color, value, texture, and space. Each element is explained and demonstrated.