VIRTUAL STUDIO \ DESCRIPTION

Join in an opportunity to work alongside Julian in the “Virtual Studio” with our Online Program. Receive private, one-on-one instruction throughout the series. It’s a chance to start and complete a brand new project, hone your technical skills, or refresh some existing work!

PRIVATE LESSONS

All levels welcome. From beginner to professional, these virtual lessons are valuable to expand your abilities, skills, and range of possibilities. In a fun and relaxed atmosphere, you’ll be able to receive the time and attention you’ll need to accomplish your goal of either continuing on current work, or creating something new for the first time!

Each private, online lesson will be scheduled based on availability, and conducted through Zoom (the virtual classroom). We will send complete instructions on how to easily connect to this after sign up. All you’ll need to do is click the link and we’ll be waiting!

Available time slots will be provided on sign-up and there is a wide option available to accommodate students from various timezones. Choose how and when you’d like to use your 8-lesson package. (8) 30-minute lessons, or more concentrated (4) 1-hr lessons!

INSTRUCTOR

Julian Hyzler will be your instructor for this unique online program. As the founder of Artist in Italy and Easel&Lens, he has been leading international art groups for over 10 years and teaching students of all ages and abilities for over 25 years. Adept in various mediums and techniques, from painting (oil, acrylic, water) and drawing, to photography and mixed media, Julian will lead each student in a personalised program designed for each skill-level and interest. Read more on our “About” page HERE as well as Julian’s personal artist site HERE.

DETAILS

(8) 30-Min Lessons or (4) 60-Min Lessons

Investment of £220

Limited Spaces Available

Includes:

Virtual Private Lessons

Choose your own schedule. Available time slots will be given upon sign-up.

Initial consultation to discuss subject, project scope, medium, and objectives

Continued meetings to discuss progress, generate new ideas, and refine work and techniques

Final critique