I went to a trail class. The overall experience was below average: the crew there insisted we had…read moreto strictly follow their "curriculum" starting from pencil sketches regardless of the level you paint and how much you really know about paint. If so, how do I see if class other than pencil drawing really fits? There is only 1hour and half, you literally did pencil sketches from an orange to a green apple, from a green apple to a red apple, to a pot with a red apple. Besides, one crew sort of "required" you to literally draw a orange as it is size-wise: it was just so ridiculous! If you want to do figure sketch, you literally have to sketch a human as a human size???I felt it is totally a joke. Not recommend at all.

Before visiting The Studio I could only draw stick figures and happy faces. After taking classes I…read morenow consider myself an artist. The teachers were great and extremely patient. This has been a great outlet for stress and has been a ton of fun. My kids are now signed up for classes too!

They are amazing people - I feel welcome and the teachers are outstanding!!!!…read more Thank you

I have taken several courses here including 2 8-week jewelry classes as well as an 8-week…read moremetalsmith class. What I love most about Pratt is the instructors are not only unbelievably strong technical instructors but also amazing artists. I didn't just want to learn how to MIG weld, I also wanted to learn about creating a composed sculpture. That's exactly what I learned in Bill Baber's class. Pratt's facilities are top notch! Highly recommended!

We are so stoked for this place!! This is excellent for families to spend a wonderful quality time…read moretogether. Especially w little ones to explore their creativity while enjoying some delicious beverages. Exceptional service and perfect ambiance. This will be a regular for us.

Eva was wonderful and we really enjoyed making Tofu with her. It was super interesting learning…read moreabout the process and being able to press our own tofu! It tasted great, and she even made homemade miso soup to share with the group!!

Jason is a kind and patient teacher with a great sense of humor and flexible teaching style. He is…read moreexperienced and knowledgeable with many different types of art and breaks down challenging peices into manageable steps. I have been going to his classes for several years and have attended summer camps as well. I would highly reccomend this studio to anyone wanting to grow their art skills.

Nice atmosphere. Teacher is very knowledgeable. Learned a lot. Place could be a tad bit more…read morecleaner.

Ms. Zhuang's art studio is excellent. The classes focus on guidance, and the teacher is…read moreexperienced, with reasonable pricing. My older son has been studying here for 2 years, and this year, my younger one is also starting to learn drawing. Highly recommended!

From the owner: We offer art classes and camps, workshops, and birthday parties, portfolio prep for K-12 students…read morefrom beginner to expert. Students will learn and experience drawing, painting, and sculpting with various materials and media, such as watercolor, oil, acrylic, and clay. Please give me a call for a trial class.

If you're visiting Seattle, do not miss a stroll through the University of Washington campus--it's…read morehands-down one of the most beautiful places in the city. Even if you're not a student or alum, there's so much to enjoy here as a visitor. Highly recommend sneaking a peak inside the Suzallo Library--it looks like something out of Hogwarts, especially the reading room inside. Seriously, step in. The high ceilings, stained glass, and quiet atmosphere are magical. Just be mindful of the students studying inside. The views of Mount Rainier from Drumheller Fountain on a clear day are iconic!!

I stayed within the area literally to be able to walk and come here (and Suzallo Library) for the…read morefirst time! The skies were clear and Mt Rainier was peeking through the sky as you look through the fountain. I could stay here the whole day and sit and just listen to the water while I gaze through the clear skies! Must see when you're in Seattle!!! Washington Statue was vandalized (shame) but I was able to take a pic from the back overlooking the road. Suzallo Library unfortunately was closed on the weekend of July 4th but the square is beautiful. Not crowded when I came so that was a plus!

The studio is fine. They have parent-kid interaction activities which was great.read more

We enrolled our kid at this place assuming it would be good but the instructions were not as good…read moreas we assumed. This was before the Covid mess began and when there were in person lessons. The instructors were not very approachable so not a good value for money for elementary kids. We had to buy all the recommended and specified art materials which are used by adult beginner artist $32 watercolors and expensive Chalk Pastels from Rembrandt brand. We were told these are must have supplies to be eligible for the classes there. Honestly we were very surprised to give our elementary kids artist grade materials. We didn't have a say as we were told these are essential materials for art classes here. Everyone who has money can buy the best and most expensive art materials they want but for nurturing talent we need something else not just big spending. I too have a good knowledge of fine art but didn't want to argue. I would not be sending my kid again even after it reopens. Thanks for your service .

We approached Drawn2Art for support with our 17‑year‑old son's AP Drawing portfolio, and the…read moreexperience has been exceptional. Even before enrolling, Emmett, the directors, and two teachers took the time to meet with us, learn about his ideas, and offer thoughtful guidance. Our son now works weekly with Tommy, and we've seen meaningful growth in both his technical skills and artistic voice. The class encourages independence, experimentation, and reflection, while Tommy provides insightful feedback and helps him stay organized with the demands of the AP portfolio. As the AP submission deadline approached, Tommy was especially supportive--offering ideas for themes, guiding him through the written components, and even sharing his own personal watercolor paints. The work our son is creating is something he's genuinely proud of, and he plans to continue even after the portfolio is submitted. As a parent, I also appreciate how flexible and supportive Emmett has been with scheduling. We've known Drawn2Art since our son was younger, and it's wonderful to see that same level of care carried into a more advanced, college‑level art experience. We highly recommend Drawn2Art for any student seeking serious artistic growth in a nurturing, supportive environment.

My daughter started here 7 years ago with nothing but curiosity and a box of crayons. Today she's…read moreconfident with composition, color theory, shading, and multiple mediums I can't even pronounce. That's all thanks to Drawn2Art. What makes the studio special is the teachers. They are patient with fundamentals but never kill the joy of creating. They know when to push for cleaner work, when to let a student experiment, and how to give critique that makes kids want to improve. Over the years they tailored projects to my daughter's interests, introduced new techniques at just the right time, and celebrated progress in a way that built real confidence. The studio feels like a second home to my daughter! After 7 years, my daughter doesn't just do art -- she thinks like an artist. We're so grateful. She loves it enough that she now helps out in the studio sometimes, which says it all. Thank you to Drawn2Art and the great teachers for making every class so fun and enjoyable.

It was intense life changing experience that made me feel confident about coding. I honestly didn't…read moredo well through the course and it was hard for me but It change my way of thinking and attitude in general. Yes, It might seems like teacher doesn't care but it's not. They just want you to become self-efficient programmer. Coding Dojo boot camp is one of the best schools in Seattle in my opinion. I put 5 stars because by attending this school I could make decent clone of one of the popular website and right now I capable to build app in MEAN stack. I feel comfortable to work on my personal projects without help. By the way when I started I didn't know even how to "hello world!" Thank you, Coding Dojo Team!

"My experience here at Coding Dojo as a student was definitely challenging and humbling but overall…read morea great experience; A mental journey I didn't think I would go through but an outcome of understanding something completely 360 from me and my knowledge. I was previously in the Marine Corps before attending Coding Dojo with a background in Accounting and Diplomatic Security and very basic HTML/CSS knowledge. Immediately we knew the school would require a lot of attention, time sacrifice, and time management. Most days would range easily putting in 12 hour days, 5-7 days a week. I didn't fully know what world I would be getting myself into but I knew from dabbling with Code Academy and enjoying it, that I wanted to become a full-time Programmer. The instructors/staff are incredibly nice and helpful. The instructors and TA's are caring and patient; they do their best to help you understand the material. Bending over backwards and sitting with you for as long as needed to help you understand what you're doing. I really appreciated when they would record the lectures and demonstrations so I can go back on the material for live examples and code with the videos. I have struggled a lot during the school but I see it as constant room for growth and that there is a lot to be learned in Programming and you shouldn't give up. Multiple assignments and class work a day plus algorithms will feel heavy and challenging. But I believe with struggle comes strength and some points you'll question it all. And learning and soaking in the material feels quick but you'll soon realize you know more than you give yourself credit for. The implementation of the "20-minute rule" for working on your own, then asking a TA is a great push to becoming a self-sufficient developer. Students will grow to need less supervision and how to find the answers instead of having the answers given to them. Coding Dojo helped give me the skills and understanding for walking into the massive realm of web/software development and that there is much more to be learned, and in many different languages. And if I wanted to learn a different language, it's doable. It makes me eager to continually and constantly learn as an aspiring self-sufficient developer."