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    Sweet Arts Art Studio

    4.8 (24 reviews)
    Open 3:30 pm - 8:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Clay they make
    Benjamin A.

    This is an amazing place because it has snacks and clay and you can paint, and they help us keep track.

    oil paintings
    Karley L.

    i took a oil painting class with my mom and had a great time. our instructor was super helpful in giving us tips and we left with cute paintings to decorate our rooms with - would definitely recommend if you're looking to try painting or getting into art.

    Daniel L.

    Sweet Arts I'm Russian Hill is a true gem for kids (and adults) looking to explore their creative minds in an inviting and super chill space, with awesome staff! I took my 11-year old boy there a couple months ago, and from the start Kim his art teacher made him feel completely at home and excited about creating something to take home that same day! Kim is so awesome, she allows the kids to pick what they want to draw or paint, and provides guidance all throughout the session. She's super sweet and every time I come back at the end of the session, my son has the biggest smile on his face, excited to show me what he made. I would so HIGHLY recommend Sweet Arts for parents who are looking for activities for their kiddos. You can sign up for one class to try it out or a group of classes for a discount. They have adult classes too! Ask for Kim as well, she's amazing!! Now my son and I count down the days until his next class. Try it, you and your kiddos will LOVE it!

    Original pastel drawing of a red apple on a golf table w black background.
    Jennifer N.

    I've been twice on Sunday late afternoon to take a guided pastel class for adults. All the supplies and instructions required are provided and the pace is good. My pastels turned out great.

    I am a designer and have studied art in the past but have become rusty. I found Sweet Arts by accident when they were available to take children in for a fundraiser event held at my child's school. Months later, I was looking for an adult art class and their site showed up! Since then, I have signed up and have been going numerous times. I have really enjoyed their studio for a number of reasons: * The instructor Kim is a master at drawing; she is very good at what she does and imparts her knowledge to her class. She can even modify based on your skill level (let her know what you want to focus on) which I think is very important; *Drawing for me is a timeout and this space is so relaxing for that very reason. It's a joy; * I went to art school, but it's been awhile and I want to learn some of the basics that I was not quite able to master; * Every time I go, I get better; *You can take your work home and put it on social media or share with friends! I always say to friends, I am learning!; *It's close to were I live (always a plus!) Thank you Lilian and Kim for this wonderful, relaxing outlet!

    Good onion supposed to be an apple - getting there!
    Shawn N.

    I'm having a great time in the adult watercolor class at this small studio in the evening. Matt, the teacher, a serious guy with years of experience, has given me the chance to learn and practice water color techniques, color theory, and painting. Small congenial group works best for me and this is the place. We're taking turns bringing a bottle of wine to share as we work and chat about art in our lives.

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    My daughter London (5-years old) loves this art school. The camp they put on is a good option for Spring or Summer break.

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