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I'm homeschooled, where can I take fine art classes online at?
I want a courses that teaches me real technique and skills. There are no in person art classes in my small town. I want a good program to develop my portfolio and learn a larger variety of media.
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david’s Answer
Hi, Ellie,
Fortunately, there are many art classes online, varying from classes on specific skills to a full or advanced degree. I did some searches and located a number of websites of examples (but there are many more not shown here. Browsing through these may help you decide exactly what type of art instruction you are seeking:
https://www.academyart.edu/online-education/
https://www.accreditedschoolsonline.org/art-schools/online/
https://artignition.com/online-art-schools/
https://onlineartschool.com/
https://www.creativebloq.com/features/10-incredible-online-art-schools
Some are fully accredited from known universities, and some are specialty schools. The ones from colleges will also help you earn college credit, if you decide to pursue a degree. I wish you the best.
Fortunately, there are many art classes online, varying from classes on specific skills to a full or advanced degree. I did some searches and located a number of websites of examples (but there are many more not shown here. Browsing through these may help you decide exactly what type of art instruction you are seeking:
https://www.academyart.edu/online-education/
https://www.accreditedschoolsonline.org/art-schools/online/
https://artignition.com/online-art-schools/
https://onlineartschool.com/
https://www.creativebloq.com/features/10-incredible-online-art-schools
Some are fully accredited from known universities, and some are specialty schools. The ones from colleges will also help you earn college credit, if you decide to pursue a degree. I wish you the best.
Thank you so much!
Ellie
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T.J.’s Answer
Hello Ellie!
A friend asked a similar question the other day. The fact that the Internet provides so many resources to learn art is amazing! Yet, it's hard to know where to start (since there's so many sites to choose).
Luckily, an artist provided a list of resources for forming your own education, especially if you want to learn art for less money than an in-person college. Here's a link to a guide! https://noahbradley.com/dont-go-to-art-school/
Noah Bradley provides a lot of good ideas to become self-taught online, as wells as books, videos, and structured art programs ranging from traditional to digital art media.
Sending you encouragement from afar as you start your art journey :)
A friend asked a similar question the other day. The fact that the Internet provides so many resources to learn art is amazing! Yet, it's hard to know where to start (since there's so many sites to choose).
Luckily, an artist provided a list of resources for forming your own education, especially if you want to learn art for less money than an in-person college. Here's a link to a guide! https://noahbradley.com/dont-go-to-art-school/
Noah Bradley provides a lot of good ideas to become self-taught online, as wells as books, videos, and structured art programs ranging from traditional to digital art media.
Sending you encouragement from afar as you start your art journey :)
Thank you so much for the advice.
Ellie
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Kim’s Answer
Hi! I attended Sessions College for Professional Design, which is an online art school with a focus on both classical and digital art skills. I earned an Associate's Degree in illustration, and had a fantastic experience with the school. They now also have Bachelor's programs. Here's a link for you to check them out:
https://www.sessions.edu/
Best of luck in finding the perfect fit for enhancing your technique and skill!
https://www.sessions.edu/
Best of luck in finding the perfect fit for enhancing your technique and skill!
This was super helpful, thank you!
Ellie