Science Artistry has a new home on the web, and it’s built around the thing this studio actually produces: lessons.
The Lesson Library is now open. Ayesa teaches from a studio library of original lessons spanning many techniques — watercolor, oil pastel, ink, printmaking, dot painting, and more. A sampling now lives on the site: each lesson page shows the science it teaches, the art technique it’s built on, the materials it uses, and how the session begins. A few — Moon Phases, Aurora Borealis, and Starfish — are free to explore in full.
Sessions are shaped for the audience. No two groups get the same sequence: a kindergarten classroom, a homeschool family, and an adult watercolor group are each taught the lessons that fit them. Enrolled students get full online access to every lesson they’re taught, so the learning stays with them after the brushes are washed.
What’s coming: a studio portal for enrolled families — class schedules, reminders, and each student’s own growing portfolio of artwork. If you’d like to be part of it, get in touch — enrollment conversations are open.
Workshops, school residencies, and community sessions continue exactly as before. That part never changes: every session is still designed around the people in the room.