KIDS LIVE ONLINE ART CLASSES
Art That Builds Creativity, Confidence & Critical Thinking
WHY PARENTS CHOOSE JESSICA'S ARTIST CORNER
✓ Real Art Skills
✓ Builds Confidence
✓ A Real Teacher Who Cares
✓ Flexible for Real Families
✓ Household Membership
✓ Safe Online Classroom
One monthly membership allows your householdto participate
Personal encouragement and guidance from a teacher who gets to know her students.
A structured curriculum that builds skills step by step—not just one-time projects.
Join live and use available recordings when schedules get busy
Students practice patience, persistence, and learning through mistakes.
CONFIDENCE THAT GROWS
“Emma has grown tremendously in herself thanks to Mrs. Swaney’s art class. She has struggled with comparison and perfectionism, and this class has challenged her to see her mistakes as ‘happy accidents’ and come up with creative stories to explain why her drawing looks the way it does. Her confidence has grown, and even when she gets frustrated, she doesn’t give up. Mrs. Swaney’s art class goes beyond teaching students art—it teaches them life skills: patience, overcoming challenges, and how to have fun in the midst of imperfection.”
Victoria, mom of Emma (ART 1)
REAL ART SKILLS
“I’ve noticed since Ellie started art classes with Jessica that her attention to detail has improved and she’s noticing the shapes of objects she wants to draw. I love that Jessica focuses on the fundamental skills that every artist needs to learn, but also allows individual creativity in every art project.”
Melea, mom of Ellie (ART 2)
A TEACHER KIDS LOVE
“She has always loved art, but her confidence is because of you. I am so grateful we found your classes. Maycie will ALWAYS choose the live class. She wishes we lived closer so she could meet you in person—she seriously tells everyone about you.”
Tiffany, mom of Maycie (ART 3)
Every piece is created by real Jessica's Artist Corner students using the skills they're learning in class.
More Than an Art Teacher—
A Teacher Who Knows Your Child
Hi!
I'm Jessica.
For more than 18 years, I've had the privilege of helping children discover what they're capable of through art. I believe children learn best when they feel comfortable asking questions, making mistakes, and trying again.
In my classes, students aren't just another face on a screen. I get to know their personalities, their strengths, and where they need encouragement.
27+ Years
Professional Artist
18+ Years
Teaching Children
14 Years
Public School Art Teacher
ART FOUNDATIONS PROGRAM
4 levels to choose from
The Art Foundations Program offers four learning levels,
each thoughtfully designed around age and cognitive development.
ART 1
Beginning Illustration
2 Color Shading
age 6-8
ART 2
Graded Illustration
3 Color Shading
age 8-10
ART 3
Blended Illustration
Value Layer Shading
age 10-12
INTERMEDIATE ART
Realistic
Illustration
age 13-15
HOW IT WORKS
Getting Started Is Easy
① Find Your Level
Choose the class that best fits your child's age and experience.
② Join Us Live
Log into the secure Zoom classroom and create alongside Jessica.
③ Watch Their Skills Grow
Each lesson builds on previous skills, helping students become increasingly confident and independent.
Not sure where your child belongs? I'll personally help you find the right level.
MORE THAN AN ART VIDEO
Because Learning Art Should Be More Than Following Along
Typical Online Art Videos
Copy today's picture
Random projects
Learn alone
No personal feedback
Focus on the finished picture
Jessica's Artist Corner
Learn skills for future artwork
Structured curriculum
Live teacher guidance
A teacher who knows your child
Focus on how and why art works
Mona,
mom of Norrin
"Recently, we were coloring as a family and my husband made a mistake and commented on it. Norrin responded, 'Make a story about it, Daddy!' I know he learned that from you, and I love that he's learning to be kinder with himself and less perfectionistic."
Sometimes the most important thing children learn in art class isn't how to draw the perfect line.
It's learning what to do when the line isn't perfect.